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Frankfurter Rundschau:
"Als Barack Obama im Dezember den prominenten Evangelikalen Rick Warren bat, bei seiner Amtseinführung vor dem Kapitol die "Invocation" zu sprechen, ein Bittgebet, sorgte das umgehend für Ärger."
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