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Quote by: ZNFYRH  If a U.S. candidate dares to declare themselves an agnostic, atheist, or even Muslim, they will alienate more than half the population of the U.S., and of that I'm sure a significant majority of voters. |
Precisely. Now whos fault does that sound like to you? Seems to me some people really need to take a long hard look at themselves in the mirror. If a trivial matter like that precludes you voting for an honest, upstanding man of integrity, then you need to rationalize that vote for the "lesser evil" you are always voting to rule over us.
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Quote by: ZNFYRH By stating they believe in and love God, they are appealing to those in the U.S. who actually get off their butts on election day and vote. And it works. |
This only proves my point further. Just look at the track record of adhering to that type of philosophy. :rolleyes:
I would think that just once somebody in the fold might suggest a little introspection, and perhaps rethinking their political strategy.
What could they possibly be worried about, seperation of church, and state? Electing the Anti-Christ?
I cannot comprehend how some people are able to sleep at night.