Posted By: Shar
Posted On: 1 hr, 46 min. ago
Views: 8
| Which party
The last time I looked, the economy was doing very well, low
unemployment, etc. etc. Something you liberals continually overlook.
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Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 2 hr, 57 min. ago
Views: 14
| Politicians
While corruption and abuse of power does happen on both sides, one only
has to look to the legacies of the scores of Republican big names and
leaders who have crashed and burned the past 15 years. What is
officially said is far different than what the ultimate outcome, at
best, and a ruination of our economy and constitution at worst.
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Posted By: Diana
Posted On: 3 hr, 53 min. ago
Views: 16
| I'm with you Virgil
There's nothing wrong with Republican values Don. We believe in the
private sector doing good rather than more and more inefficient
government programs that seem to cause more problems then they solve. I
could go on but I've got to leave for work now.
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Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 11 hr, 15 min. ago
Views: 25
| Its your issue, not mine
Virg,
You're all hot about something that you claim is your issue. Fine! Its
your issue. That doesn't mean everyone else has to talk about it, too.
It really isn't as important as many others TO many people, including
Christians.
Why do YOU change the subject from what Christ's teachings are?
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Posted By: virgil borgman
Posted On: 14 hr, 14 min. ago
Views: 32
| just confront issues
To Don the whatever--- just answer the issue of abortion and homo-
marrage.
You are acting like a true liberal and changing the subject!
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Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 15 hr, 41 min. ago
Views: 38
| WWJD
Well, folks... seems to me some of you really don't realize the type of
radical liberal that Jesus Christ actually was, and that's truly a
shame. For it was His words and actions that truly upset the status quo,
held so dearly to by the conservatives of the Jewish world. Christ's
teachings preach a totally different lesson than what the GOP has been
peddling the past 30 years. The party used to represent honest and fair
values, things that everybody could improve with. They're not that way
any more.
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Posted By: mwb
Posted On: 16 hr, 58 min. ago
Views: 43
| no brain
If your 20 and vote Republican, you have no heart.
If your 30 and vote Democrat, you have no brain.
And yes, I know Jesus Christ is not a Republican, but I sure bet he is a
conservative.
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Posted By: virgil borgman
Posted On: 17 hr, 27 min. ago
Views: 48
| voting and values
Whatever happened to the Luth. church of my grandparents and great
uncles?????
IT AIN"T NO MORE!!!!
I have refrained from writing because I knew I would come across
hard. but that last artical about which party's values was too much.
Not because of the faults stated about the Republican Party. But
BECAUSE he totally ignored the issues of abortion and gay/lesbian. And
then has the nerve to talk about interpertation of scripture.
Go to 11Cor; 7:14 and see why judgement will come on a
people/country. The sins of Gods people!
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Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 1 day ago
Views: 77
| Values?
Debby,
You talk of values. You talk of "standards emphasized in the platform
of the Republican party are more in line with what believers
support."
I respectfully disagree. Trust me, Republicans do not have a monopoly
on faith, on Christianity, or even on the "right" way to interpret
Scripture. I suppose you think Giulianni, Romney, or Huckabee, even,
are all scriptural scholars and hold the keys to the proper way to
understand the Word.... just because they're Republican? I can tell you
right now, Giulianni is no "Mr. Morals", and I'd sure not count on
Romney to leave all his driving faith at home -- remember, he's not
Christian, he's Mormom... BIG difference!
When I read the Republican Platform, I see absolutely NOTHING in it that
is in line with the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Why is that? If Republicans would put into practice the values that
Christ preached and practiced, maybe we could get somewhere. But all we
have is pro-war, more debt, hatred and divisiveness, xenophobia, and the
disappearance of the middle-class.
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Posted By: Diana
Posted On: 1 day ago
Views: 104
| Republican
I guess Republicans are the silent majority around here. From reading
the message boards I thought we were out numbered.
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Posted By: Shar
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 134
| Which party will win?
Donna, you are correct. If you are looking for the party whose aim is
to make people dependent on the government, then the Democratic party is
for you.
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Posted By: PhilCollins
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 178
| Parties
Donna, the answer to your question is yes, the republican party is the
best one. I think that Bush is too liberal. I agree with him about
Iraq. I was in the navy, and I was near Baghdad for six months. I hope
that Huckabee becomes president. He says that his most important issue
is securing the border and deporting illegal aliens. He's pro-fairtax,
pro-life, pro-gun rights, and anti-gay marriage.
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Posted By: Donna
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 184
| Election
The Republicans may be leading in the peoples minds. But are they the
best party. The Democrates are the only party who are for the people.
Grow up everyone and don't let the Republicans fool you.
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Posted By: Debby
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 219
| Values matter...
I am not surprised that the Republicans lead in this poll. There is a
big difference in what the parties' basic values. The standards
emphasized in the platform of the Republican party are more in line with
what believers support. While we look to God for guidance, let us pray
that a man of faith in The Great I Am is nominated so that we may have a
nation that turns back to the True God of the Bible. As of this date,
the only party offering such a candidate is the Republican party,
although it also offers men who are of questionable faith and no faith.
May God direct our nation!
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Posted By: Perelandra
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 233
| The Party Trap
As he was departing the Presidency, Washington warned against the
formation of parties. We didn't listen, and now we see the result: men
and women who can't or don't think for themselves because their party
doesn't think like that. Moreover, most states require party
affiliation to vote in the primaries, which means that if I felt that
Democrat X would make a good President, as an independent I would be
required to call myself a Democrat in order to vote for X. And since I
don't agree with much of the Democrats' stated platform, I cannot do
that. Ditto for the Republicans.
But quite honestly, I haven't encountered even one candidate that I
could stand behind with a good conscience. Guess I'll end up voting for
the least of several evils...again.
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Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 253
| Parties
Perhaps some have come to their senses?
I think the public as a whole, and people of faith, especially, are
tired of the "family values" of war, debt, and the disappearance of the
middle class.
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Posted By: PhilCollins
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 271
| Parties
I'm surprised by the results. I read that the majority of Lutherans are
Republicans. In 1988, Bush beat Dukasis, 54%-46%, but 63% of Lutherans
voted for Bush.
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Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 254
| Parties
Perhaps some have come to their senses?
I think the public as a whole, and people of faith, especially, are
tired of the "family values" of war, debt, and the disappearance of the
middle class.
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Posted By: PhilCollins
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 272
| Parties
I'm surprised by the results. I read that the majority of Lutherans are
Republicans. In 1988, Bush beat Dukasis, 54%-46%, but 63% of Lutherans
voted for Bush.
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