Quote by Stephen King

Never give a good politician time to pray.

Never give a good politician time to pray.

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This quote suggests that politicians who are skilled at their job should not be provided with the opportunity to reflect or seek guidance through prayer. It could imply that giving a politician time to pray may allow them to make calculated decisions or employ manipulative tactics while using their religious beliefs as a facade. The quote may caution against providing politicians with the chance to use their faith as a tool for personal or political gain, implying that their true intentions may become less transparent if prayer is given time and importance.

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