Barack Obama, should I be worried?
 

Echoing a post from a few months back that had so many of you in a complete tizzy over the notion that some crazy evangelical Christian like Mike Huckabee could possibly get the Republican nomination for President of the United States, I thought I'd offer the latest Obama campaign flyers that were mailed to every church leader in Kentucky over the past week or so.

As you look at these, keep in mind that poor Huckabee was absolutely castigated by the Left and the US Media for a Christmas message on his website where a book shelf that was behind him in the frame might have sort of looked like a cross. Also, keep in mind that if a Republican even walks by a church he/she is attacked for being some kid of Christian right-wing zealot.

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I do't see the big deal? :clueless:

Being religious and/or showing it is one thing, now if the campaign program and speeches implies that the canditate thinks his/her religious views are the correct/best views and/or seems to force his/her views upon other people.

So of somebody says "I believe in god" it's fine with me, whatever makes them feel good. But if they say "we(must) believe in god" that would be quite an other thing since I would disagree with that person.

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Obama for Change (+ Hope & Faith)

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I don't care what his religion is, but his Priest is a nut-job. Hes another black person who believes racism can't go both ways.

Listen, racism can go any which direction

White to black
Black to white
Hispanic to White
White to Hispanic
Japanese to white

BLACK PEOPLE ARE NOT EXEMPT OF RACISM


Anyways, I don't care about the religion, as long as it doesnt turn into a "Everyone must believe in god" type thing, because thats not right.

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Difference is, Rafter, that Mike Huckabee isn't expected by some members of the US population to prove he isn't a Muslim.

Also, while we're on good ol' Mike: Washington Wire - WSJ.com : Huckabee's Obama-NRA Joke Isn't a Crowd Pleaser

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I'm a republican, and I'm a practicing wiccan....

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Vote for Obama...Deus lo Vult! Deus lo Vult!


=p

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LOL!!! Its that thinking that brings us the 'holy Obama' pictures... As we get through the summer and into fall, the ridiculousness that is a political candidate will come through, from all sides... Like when we see Hillary in a black hair salon/church singing away... Obama hunting/fishing... Bill playing a saxaphone...Kerry out "snowboarding". Its all so ridiculous, when will we call shenanigans on these douchebags??? I dont need their kinder gentler side. I dont give a rats ass what they do with their personal life. How do the masses continue to fall for such trivial things?

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You forget Rafter that Liberalism is a religion that has its Sacraments (global warming, abortion, homosexual rights,etc.).

So Obama is just revealing his true self as the new High priest of the USA that will expunge all its sins and bring us to be one with the rest of the world...

Once we raise our thermostats and feel sorry for using so much energy will the world now love us (again?)..:rolleyes:

To your original point, it is hypocrasy by the media and really only to be noticed by those that know and believe the media has these tendencies.

The old Knight is back as the sarcastic Knight didn't play well... :)

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I really don't keep track of the presidental ellections as much as i want to. I know alot about the background of Obama, Clinton, And a few others. I without a doubt want Obama to be our next president.

Obama 08'