Here's the text of the prayer that some Dems think led to Chaplain Conroy's ouster:

[kpete]

Link to tweet

https://www.aol.com/article/news/2018/04/26/speaker-ryan-forces-out-the-house-chaplain/23421413/

[Angry Dragon]

1. Nothing wrong with it

[Wounded Bear]

2. Pretty socialistic thinking...

[Raster]

3. agreed. that probably did it.

[poboy2]

4. That second to last sentence is a deal breaker maybe.

Not sure why though. You mean they can't even allow the thought a 'lip service'? (yes its a pun, but literal as well)

[Frustratedlady]

5. Gee. Ryan...someone feeling a bit guilty? Conscience trying to pop up to the surface?

Don't let a little prayer suck the air outta you. Sure wouldn't want that when you and your cohorts are trying to figure out how to wipe Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid off the blackboard.

Good thing you got rid of the good reverend. How dare he remind you of what you should be doing. Self-righteous troublemaker.

[Blue_true]

6. Shows how chickenshit Paul Ryan is.

The tax bill was several months ago. What I think is Paul Ryan sees the tax bill blowing up in republicans' faces and he wants whatever head that he can find. The crass, cowardly bastard.

[rurallib]

7. does to comply with republican christianity

[JI7]

8. Maybe he should have sexually harassed someone and used tax dollars

To pay them off. Then Ryan would have protected him.

[RockRaven]

9. I seem to remember right wingers babbling about delicate snowflakes

Is there anything that they aren't hypocrites about?

[kskiska]

10. Meanwhile, Ben Carson

wants to triple rents for poor people.

[milestogo]

11. "Benefits balanced and shared by all Americans"

Does he think he's in Sweden?

[C_U_L8R]

12. Not exactly tipping over carts in the marketplace.

But it's easy to see that a simple expression of goodwill to all people is deeply offensive to Republicans. What precious snowflakes.