Why shouldn't I vote for Obama?? - Page 4

MissBrattified · #31 02-10-2008, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by ChristopherHall

Either way, Obama would be far better than McCain. McCain's a joke and a phony conservative. If you're right sis, Hillary sounds better than either Obama or McCain. However, I think your sense of Obama being a vague is rooted in the fact that Obama is rather new to politcs and he isn't as well known as either Hillary or McCain. I see that as a good thing. With either Hillary or McCain, we'd be electing more of the same. McCain would give us more Bushonomics and failed policies. Hillary would essentially be a resurrection of the 90's. Obama is the only one who will obviously bring a change to American politics.

I am so disappointed in McCain's success. *sigh* I can't stand the man. Wasn't there an old story about a soldier in the Civil War who wore gray pants and a blue jacket and got shot by both sides? That's McCain. Except he isn't getting shot (much) from either side, and I find that to be very irritating. I really don't understand why so many Republicans have voted for him.

ChristopherHall · #32 02-10-2008, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by StMark

CP,

Look what happend to their choir director last month

Was murdered gay choir director a “saint”?

http://gcmwatch.wordpress.com/2008/0...ector-a-saint/

I believe that homosexuality is a sin. But I also think it's best to leave the judgment of this man's heart to God. I'll denounce the sin, but refrain from judgment.

We all have had our struggles with sin. We all have had our days when sin has gotten the best of us. I know this much...when I die...though I'm not gay....I won't deserve to be called a "saint" either. It's all by the blood of Christ Jesus. I don't think the man made it. But you know...I'd rather give room for God's mercy than be too condemnatory. Why? That's how I'd like to be judged bro.

And in closing...he's not Obama. Obama is a straight man. LOL

StMark · #33 02-10-2008, 12:29 AM

He's only going there as a cover. It's not a real christian church so the muslin strategist wink and look the other way. the Dems put their approval on this type of doctrine too so he's on track.
Politicians will do most anything for votes. he was even saying recently that he prays to "Jesus" please!

Sister Alvear · #34 02-10-2008, 12:30 AM

Well, I confess I am very ignorant concerning all these things...however whether he is muslim or not his parents are according to most sources and the little saying is, Blood is thicker than water...

Sister Alvear · #35 02-10-2008, 12:31 AM

America has no idea what awaits her...

chosenbyone · #36 02-10-2008, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by MissBrattified

I am so disappointed in McCain's success. *sigh* I can't stand the man. Wasn't there an old story about a soldier in the Civil War who wore gray pants and a blue jacket and got shot by both sides? That's McCain. Except he isn't getting shot (much) from either side, and I find that to be very irritating. I really don't understand why so many Republicans have voted for him.

The democrats want McCain as the Republican nominee because he cannot win the Whitehouse against Clinton or Obama. Did you see that Huckabee won the Kansas and LA primaries? This evening I spent time viewing vidoes and reading about Huckabee's record and I have to admit that I found him to be very personal and articulate; however, his record as Governor seemed to overshadow his persona.

Look for Obama to be the next President!

StMark · #37 02-10-2008, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

America has no idea what awaits her...

PLease expound on this - details please thanks

StMark · #38 02-10-2008, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

Well, I confess I am very ignorant concerning all these things...however whether he is muslim or not his parents are according to most sources and the little saying is, Blood is thicker than water...

WORDS OF WISDOM !!!

ChristopherHall · #39 02-10-2008, 12:41 AM

The terrorist cells were in America for years. Yet they didn't attack until 9-11-2001. Why? Why didn't they attack us under President Clinton? I asked a retired military friend of mine this and he gave me this answer, "The terrorists attacked us in 2001... because they could." He then explained how the Bush administration cut funds to several counter terrorist projects, re-arranged the system, and even placed new leadership over the departments. Clinton ran a real tight ship. When Bush's anti-terror decisions prior to 9-11 are compared to President Clinton's...President Clinton was far tougher on terror and had more counter terrorism measures in place.

So in my mind...I wonder...maybe America would be safer with Democrats back in office. The idea that Democrats want to get blown up or don't care if their own families die in a terrorist assult is just stupid. I don't know. I do know the Democrats would have no qualms with using strong domestic measures. Just a thought.

ChristopherHall · #40 02-10-2008, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by StMark

He's only going there as a cover. It's not a real christian church so the muslin strategist wink and look the other way. the Dems put their approval on this type of doctrine too so he's on track.
Politicians will do most anything for votes. he was even saying recently that he prays to "Jesus" please!

Bro Mark...you're above this kind of thing. To say you disagree with a man's politics is fair. But in all honesty bro...what you're saying about him isn't grounded in fact. It's already been solidly refuted. It was all part of an email rumor. LOL