[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I may not be American, but I can tell you who should not come into power: Duncan Hunter. He would do much damage to whatever good is left in the USA.

Obama would make an interesting president. The first Negro president of the United States. He's smart, and has policies. Were I an of-age American, he'd have my vote.

Of course you'd vouch for the nigra terrorist.

We're discussing Godly candidates from God's favorite political party, the GOP. Congressman Hunter is a Manly man, a good Baptist, and he can continue to stay the course in the War on Islam.

[Brother Temperance]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Obama would make an interesting president. The first Negro president of the United States. He's smart, and has policies. Were I an of-age American, he'd have my vote.

And this is why we don't let America's enemies choose America's leaders.

[Old Iron Crotch]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Yes, and it obviously works better than yours. I follow the teachings of a little book called THE BIBLE where I'm commanded to submit to my husband. You may hate Jesus and want to burn in Hell, but I don't, so I follow it FULLY!
Not only is it the right thing to do, but submitting to my husband, Mr. Whitford, feels right. It just goes to show you God knew what He was doing when He created men and women!

So if your husband prefers Candidate A and you actually believe that Candidate B is better, you would vote for A? You would go against your own conscience because he told you to? That's majorly fupped, Duck.

[Brother Temperance]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

So if your husband prefers Candidate A and you actually believe that Candidate B is better, you would vote for A? You would go against your own conscience because he told you to? That's majorly fupped, Duck.

You just don't have any idea what love is, do you?

[Old Iron Crotch]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

You just don't have any idea what love is, do you?

Sure I do. If he really loved her, he would respect her intelligence and want her to use her own brain to make her own decisions instead of telling her every move to make.

[Sista Lateefah]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Me and Ira has always had a soft spot in our hearts fo' Senator Tom Coburn. A Godly Baptist man, Mista Coburn have fought to keep joo movies offa TV and have promised to stop the homosessal community from persecutin' True Christians™. They is also no question about his stance on abortion:

"I favor the death penalty for abortionists and other people who take life."

Finally, back when he had been a physicician, he had neutered a unsaved harlot to prevent her from bringin' her demon babies into the world. Praise the LORD fo' a patriotic man that do not be afraid to do God's work!

[H. Montague Worthington]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Obama would make an interesting president. The first Negro president of the United States. He's smart, and has policies. Were I an of-age American, he'd have my vote.

Well as an American with roots back to the Mayflower, I can tell you that we do not vote for Our Godly Commander-in-Chief based on how "interesting" he is. If that were the case, we might have had a President H. Ross Perot or a President Pat Paulsen. And as for being a smart Negro, he's only a Negro because his African Mandingo father ravished a Godly White flower of the prairie. In other words, the superior genes of his White mother went to his brain.

[Brother V]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I'm writing in Rick Santorum.

[H. Montague Worthington]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

If only we could find a candidate with the foreign policy of Dick Cheney, the domestic policy of John Ashcroft, the social policy of Rick Santorum and the communications skills of Fred Thompson...

[Brother Temperance]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Sure I do. If he really loved her, he would respect her intelligence and want her to use her own brain to make her own decisions instead of telling her every move to make.

If God hadn't cursed you with barrenness, but had instead blessed you with a small child, would you consider it "loving" to respect their intelligence and let them decide for themself whether they wanted to take acid and fly an aeroplane? No? Then why should telling one's wife how to vote be any different?

[Window-Lickky]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

You know, you really outdo yourself to live up to your name.

It's people with your attitude who are the reason why Bush got elected....twice in a row! (Except that the first election doesn't count, that was botched/rigged/both.)

True.

Too bad I'm not old enough to vote. And live in Canada, and if I did vote, I'd be for the NDP.

No way Stephen Harper is getting my vote. The Liberals try to do some good, but never end up doing anything.

Jack Layton of the NDP would be the best choice in the last election, but after Harper being voted in, I lost some faith in the democratic process.

As for the US.....

A leader with a deffinite plan to get out of Iraq ASAP, and instead of pushing military strength, pushes diplomatic discussions with countries that the US is not on friendly terms with, would be worthy.

A leader who would actually would make universal health care in the US, open to whomever needs it, would be worthy.

A leader that starts programs for the preservation on the environment, would be worthy.

A leader which puts money into the educational system of the US, would be worthy.

As far as I know, none of the current candidates fill out this profile.

[Unsaved and Loving It]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Sure I do. If he really loved her, he would respect her intelligence and want her to use her own brain to make her own decisions instead of telling her every move to make.

Excuse the irony of the word, but Amen to that. Except according to the teachings of the Bible (if taken literally), it's not too far from the truth. Of course, that's one of the reasons I don't follow them. Love means trusting someone more than anything else in the world. That includes trusting them to think for themselves. Sadly, my, I quote sickular view isn't a favorable one 'round these parts.

Ah well. Such is the world we live in.

[Old Iron Crotch]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

If God hadn't cursed you with barrenness, but had instead blessed you with a small child, would you consider it "loving" to respect their intelligence and let them decide for themself whether they wanted to take acid and fly an aeroplane? No? Then why should telling one's wife how to vote be any different?

There's a difference between preventing a small child from harming itself and telling a grown woman how to vote. A small child does not always know what is best for it. A grown woman has the capacity to decide for herself what candidate she wants to vote for.

[Sista Lateefah]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

There's a difference between preventing a small child from harming itself and telling a grown woman how to vote. A small child does not always know what is best for it. A grown woman has the capacity to decide for herself what candidate she wants to vote for.

Just like how Eve had done did knew the right decision to make when she had been talkin' to the serpent, right? I's gonna take God's Word on the matter ovah yo's, thank you.

[Virginia Day Templeton]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

The thought of having to choose between Rudy McRomney and Hitlery Edsama is scary indeed. Why can't we have the Godly GWB again, or at least Cheney?

Actually, I have a funny little feeling that GWB is here to stay. Any day now, a tragedy is going to befall our nation, leaving her battered and crippled... only for her to gloriously rise again with GWB at the reigns as Insurer of the Constitutional Government for Life. Truly, that will be the greatest day in the history of America or the world! Just a hunch I've got.

I'm liking Brownback's message, too, in spite of his ring-kissing tendancies. Same goes for Hunter, who's a Baptist and has recently made several hearty love offerings to our church. I don't trust Tancredo--he's too quiet and his name makes him sound like a Messcan't.