[H. Montague Worthington]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

A grown woman has the capacity to decide for herself what candidate she wants to vote for.

Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church: and he is the saviour of the body. Therefore as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in every thing. Ephesians 5:22-24

Does a woman have the capacity to decide what candidate to vote for? Maybe. Does God think she should? No. Does she have the legal right to decide her own vote? For now.

[The Jabba Master]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

You're not allowed to vote for 99% of the population.

99% of the population isnt me so i dont care

That would be George W. Bush.

Wrong Bush is to dumb to defend himself, Frank Thompson on the other hand can

[SinisterPizza]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

As I will be 19 by November 2008, I will most likely be voting. Do American citizens have a say in which people become THE Republican/Democrat candidates? Or is that decided completely within the party?

I doubt that anyone is going to be absolutely perfect with what I want, but I suppose I'll have to go for the person that gets it the closest.

[Brother V]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

As I will be 19 by November 2008, I will most likely be voting. Do American citizens have a say in which people become THE Republican/Democrat candidates? Or is that decided completely within the party?

Guide to Voting 101

In the spring of 08, there will be primaries. When you register to vote, you will be sent a thingy in the mail telling you where you are supposed to vote at.

When your state has it's primary, you go to the polling (voting) place. You go inside, they ask you what you want to vote for: Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, Green... or whatever else is available in your area. (most people take either demo, or repub). You then go into the voting booth and you select the person who you want to be the candidate for whatever positions are up for election. (there may also be some referendums on the ballot)

True Christians (tm) vote Democrat in the primaries. You may ask why, when we are all registered Republicans.

Well, the reason we do this, is it lets us pick our competition of who the Glorious Republican nominee will go up against.

How do you think Dukakis got to be the person to run against the first Bush?

Why was Kerry the person picked last year?

That's right, ballots cast in the favor of the "least electable" person. With New Hampshire and Iowa being two of the earliest states to have primaries, we True Christians (tm) can dictate who we don't want to be the democrap nominee, before the major "blue states" like illinois, and new york and california have the opportunity to cast their votes.

Then, when the person has received enough of the primary votes, their party selects them at their convention.

Then that person is put on the major ballot in November.

At which point, True Christians (tm) vote the "Straight Republican Ticket" (r). This is done, by going down the line and selecting the Republican Nominee for whatever positions are available.

Here's a little bit of info for you, if you go to the primaries and see that someone is running unopposed, go to the other party, and tell them you would like to run for that office. If people are upset with the way the government is running, you could just be elected.

Praise Jesus

YIC
V

[Brother V]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Guide to Voting 101

True Christians (tm) vote Democrat in the primaries.

Praise Jesus

YIC
V

I just needed to add that during the last primary before the presidential election, I did my True Christian (tm) duty, and picked up the Libertarian Party Ticket.

You can see how well it worked as the current president of the U.S. isn't Michael Badnarik. Who knows what would have happend in the November election if it were someone other than him on the ticket, like Gary Nolan or Aaron Russo.

Praise Jesus

YIC
V

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

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.

Excuse me, but I think my husband, Mr. Whitford, knows a little bit more about who the better candidates are than I do, and I say "little" sarcastically because he knows a LOT more than I do. He's a man, I'm a woman, God made us and gave us specific roles and we're very happy with them. I really wish you'd stop trying to make me over in your image, witch.

[Old Iron Crotch]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Excuse me, but I think my husband, Mr. Whitford, knows a little bit more about who the better candidates are than I do, and I say "little" sarcastically because he knows a LOT more than I do. He's a man, I'm a woman, God made us and gave us specific roles and we're very happy with them. I really wish you'd stop trying to make me over in your image, witch.

I'm not a witch - I don't do magic.

And I'm simply trying to point out to you the big wide world of opportunities that exists for women because I feel sorry for you.

[Remy Lebeau]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I'm not a witch - I don't do magic.

And I'm simply trying to point out to you the big wide world of opportunities that exists for women because I feel sorry for you.

You're a racist bigot who spits in the face of Jesus and is heading for an existence of eternal fires in the pits of Hell where you will be weeping and your teeth will be gnashing. The life of this world is incomparable to the Life(or Death in your case) that is to come.

Mrs. Joseph Whitford seeks the grace of God.

You seek the tallywhacker of your father Satan and his blue gummed demons.

I'm placing my vote for Jesus this coming election... but if He doesn't make His triumphant return by election time I'd probably vote for that Mike Huckabee fellow. He seems to be a down to earth southern baptist who isn't looking to sell out to jews and homers.

[SinisterPizza]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

Thanks Brother V

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I'm not a witch - I don't do magic.

And I'm simply trying to point out to you the big wide world of opportunities that exists for women because I feel sorry for you.

I'm happy and you feel sorry for me. Do you want me to cut my hair in a manly manner, wear flannel shirts and blue jeans, and take a job away from a man but be miserable before you're happy? There is nothing more patronizing than a feminazi lieberal who thinks that everyone should led a feminazi lieberal life.

[Joo (Quarantined)]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I suppose I should start paying more attention to the candidates from now on, since in this election onwards I'll be able to vote...as of this moment though, I don't believe I'm informed enough to make a good decision.

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I suppose I should start paying more attention to the candidates from now on, since in this election onwards I'll be able to vote...as of this moment though, I don't believe I'm informed enough to make a good decision.

Understatement of the year

[Old Iron Crotch]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I'm happy and you feel sorry for me. Do you want me to cut my hair in a manly manner, wear flannel shirts and blue jeans, and take a job away from a man but be miserable before you're happy? There is nothing more patronizing than a feminazi lieberal who thinks that everyone should led a feminazi lieberal life.

I don't care what you wear or how long your hair is, etc. If you don't want to work, and someone else is willoing to foot your bills, go for it. Being forbidden to work if you wish to is a different story. And no one is suggesting that you get someone fired and take over his job.
I just feel sorry for anyone who lives in a perpetual state of fear, as you seem to do.

[H. Montague Worthington]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I LIKE MIKE (Huckabee that is) Once you read about this good old Southern Baptist boy, you'll get tears in your eyes and a shiver up your spine for the love of Jesus!

Only seven years ago, I was vehemently opposed to the very idea of America having a president from Arkansas. In the 1990s, Arkansas was a cesspool of corruption, sin, poverty, heathenism, anti-Americanism, liberalism, and the mongrelization of the races. I hated Arkansas, and anyone who was even remotely associated with Arkansas.

But Arkansas has come quite a long way in those seven short years, principally because of the bold and creative leadership of a Governor Mike Huckabee. Today, it's one of the top five Godliest states in the southern Mississippi basin! So I am definitely NOT flip-flopping, I'm merely amending my position to reflect the wonderful changes that have happened over the past six years and five months in the beautiful Land of Opportunity.

[Brother Temperance]

Re: 2008 election: who should be president?

I just feel sorry for anyone who lives in a perpetual state of fear, as you seem to do.

What do you have against God's will? If the Lord wants us to fear Him, I don't see what right you have to interfere.