A Concerned Christian

As a concerned Christian who has voted Republican his entire life, I have to say that this year I plan to vote for McCain/Palin for much of the same reasons I usually vote Republican. Also, I am opposed to Obama for much of the same reasons I’m usually opposed to liberal Democrats.

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  1. As a concerned Christian, I’d like to add that I am advocating the excommunication of Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden from the Catholic Church for their habitual and career-long, unrepentant rebellion against its most deeply-held beliefs concerning the sanctity of human life.
    And I’ll likely vote McCain mostly because he’s an American hero with a lifetime of service to his country and because I still don’t know what a community organizer actually does for a living.

  2. As a concerned Christian I stillhave a problem with McCain’s willingness to support the medical experimentation with innocent life under thee guise of possibly curing some disease. A human life is precious and letting it be manipulated or destroyed in a lab regardlessof purpose is in itself a grave evil. Just because it is so tiny, doesn’t excuse it folks – a penny is still real money and unless it is prevented by God or man from doing so, it will become an adult human. It’s living uniqueness already makes it a person.

  3. As a concerned Christian I can not vote for Palin. She’s a whore for one thing. Plus she does thing the Bible tells people not to do like hate on our planet, take money from the poor to build
    herself a tanning bed and she lies. She also claims God led us into Iraq which is bullshit. It is probably a sin to vote for Palin but that’s ok for you losers. You all wanted our troops to go to Iraq and die for no reason. You all want our planet raped and destroyed. You all don’t care about the animals. You all don’t care about fiscal responsibility – as long as you can have war (where our soldiers die) then you don’t care how much money we borrow from China to make it happen. Again – YOU people are responsible for the dead troops and YOu people are responsiblef or our economy being on the brink of collapse. So f*** u

  4. #9 – Posted by: JohnPike on September 17, 2008 12:33 PM
    As a Concerned Atheist I think we need to improve the public education system, as its clearly not working, or else we wouldn’t have trolls like JohnPike posting nonsense on website.
    #10 – Posted by: gay247 on September 17, 2008 12:51 PM
    As a Concerned Hetero-American I think certain people should keep their own god-damn business to themselves because we REALLY don’t care.

  5. #3 Don – Me, too. I’m praying Palin knocks some sense into him.
    #9 – You speak with that certain…..something that tells us you have no idea what you’re talking about.
    And do realize when you call our future VP a “w_hore” you are calling me and every other woman in America one. We don’t take kindly to that. You’re lucky we don’t gather ourselves up in a coffee clutch (with our guns and Bibles) and, and….
    Nah we’re not violent or anything. We’ll just whoop your hynie at the polls.
    Sweet dreams!

  6. Palin would be just one heartbeat away from the presidency. I wish McCain well, but that’s clearly boner-material. A PILF, in my lifetime.

    Now I know how gay men felt when Jimmy Carter was prez.

  7. I was at the townhall tonight with some good questions asked at Gerald R Ford Fieldhouse. There were some protesters and I kept in mind that over thier banter, statistics show that in 10 years over half of them come to regret thier lack of intellegence.

  8. The best one asked that was a mixed question was from a medical grad that was interested what McCain would do with high education costs and medical malpractice lawsuits. I liked that McCain said it was a urgent issue, though I would hope the latter takes precedence.

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