Disinformation Overload

I believe that the lady stated that she was favoring Obama until her grandmother said that he,(Obama), was Muslim, not a "Muslim Terrorist". I see this to be a big difference. The Reverend Jimmy Jones,(not related), claimed to have been a Christian and look at how that all turned out. The great thing about being an American is that we do not have to explain or validate why we choose the people that we vote for. It is our constitutional right to have an opinion, being a dumb one or a smart one. It is still an opinion that we have as a right. I say let's ALL vote for the person that makes us feel safe as an American. The key word is ALL. The cemetaries are full of men and women who payed full price for our freedom to do so.

Thanks for listening, Timothy.

Many in this country didn't want a Catholic back in 1960, but I think JFK did pretty well for his brief administration. Many now, don't want a woman either.

I spoke to a couple of ladies at work today and I thought it strange that neither wanted a woman President. After they explained their rationale, I understood their position.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and shall cast or not cast their own votes. Some will do so with an educated opinion and others will do so based on hearsay and/or innuendo. It is up to the candidates and their supporters to provide the proper information for the public to be educated and, generally speaking, the winner will come from the camp that does the best job of this task.

In the end, our next President, like most of his or her predecessors, will be decided on who provides the most convincing sales pitch to the most voters over the extended length of the various primary and national campaigns.

Who supports the slaughter of innocent babies? Do we have proof of this complicity to homocide? If so, someone needs to come forth and charge this person.

ah, yay! The good Christian GCP is here to judge all of the people with different views and opinions. Just like Jesus told us to do...

oh, wait... I don't think that's quite right.

Oh well.

And I actually don't see anyone that said they support abortion.

Okay, so I am a Christian. I believe that I am good and I do good things and yes, I worry about if I am doing things that God approves of. Am I perfect? Absolutely not! All people sin, everyone of every religion sins. And I also understand that it says we are to witness to others about Christ and lead them to him, but NO WHERE does it say to shove Christianity down peoples throats and make them choke on it. Splurting out biblical verses and using them as you see suitable to fit your particular situation impresses no one, not even other Christians. I would even think it could be safe to say that no one is standing back yelling "Amen!" to needgod's constant rantings about the opinions of our presidential candidates and that whether or not this man is Christian or Muslim.

Is this person, man or woman, black or white going to be able to keep America strong and safe? Will he/she be able to be a strong leader who we all feel safe with? Please people do not vote for someone over their religious backgrounds, but for their leadership abilities. For Obama's sake I hope he is a believer of Christ, because I want the best for everyone and I think that Christianity is the best practice. But if he is not, I guess I can continue to watch over my own soul and pray for his. If people insist on preaching, please go about it more tactfully and be less agressive. You scare more people away from Christianity than entice them to it.

To junkmail. Since you brought it up lets talk logically. Let me ask you candidly, do you "support", with your votes, Democratic Party candidates who run for national office? Can you tell me the last national level democrat, that won, who didn't "support" abortion; legislatively and in the judiciary? You can't because there haven't been any for quite a long time! Candidates in the Democratic Party can't get beyond the office of dog catcher if they even try to slow abortion down! Yet by your hopelessly flawed reasoning you think that votes or "support" for abortion candidates doesn't perpetuate abortion. Just stop and think for a minute…if no one voted for abortionist and instead voted for pro-life candidates how long would it legally continue? It's clear to see that your problem is not belief. You're struggling with the concept of Christianity because it's beyond your intellectual capacity. If you can't understand things that are perfectly obvious it's easy to see how you can't understand things that require intellectual investment. TF

It always bothers me when Clinton attacks Obama over his lack of experience. President Grant had as much experience as one could have as a military leader, but he proved rather inept at running the country.

I am discouraged about the prospect of having any of these three candidates leading this country, but I've been discouraged now for quite some time.

Didn't Obama denounce the support of Louis Farrakhan?

"Therefore, as you make your man-made faith in yourself a reality, ask yourself this question: If I died today, where would I spend eternity?"

Under six feet of dirt?

To Junkmail

Yet again, failure to understand the obvious! Sticking noses into other people's business is what government is! And if you participate on any level, as a candidate, delegate or simply as a voter you are sticking your nose into the business of everybody who lives under the control of that government; or would you have anarchy? So, either grow up and take on the responsibilities of living in a democratic society or go live in a cave by yourself...you can't have it both ways!

TF