Catholics React to Biden's Kamala Harris VP Selection: ‘Deeply Flawed’

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RidgeSprinter said:
t is not what you believe it to be.
Haydocks commentary says to look at Gal 4:9 to understand what is being talked about here:
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Incorrect, see Romans 8:2.

“For the law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set me free from the law of sin and death.”

Galatians strengthens this point by acknowledging that the Mosaic Law could not do this, only Christ’s actions would suffice.
Historical context is everything. Otherwise the quote “to be deep in history is to cease to be a Protestant” would have no meaning.
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Words change their meaning over time. Now quit hiding behind an antiquated and irrelevant meaning that nobody else but you intends to use.
Actually he neither disagreed or agreed.
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Except He could not have disagreed, as that would have been a denial of the Mosaic Law and therefore the Pharisees would have been able to discredit Him. Since you seem fond of pointing out that the Bible has to be read in full context, we can safely disregard your cherrypicking a verse here to deny the state’s authority to punish crime.
 
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RhodesianSon said:
I agree. But those who find trump unappealing will stomach it and vote for joe. It’s just a matter which side has the most people that will swallow their distaste and vote.
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Very true, many will vote the party line (as always)

I just don’t think Kamala will sway voters in the middle nor will she increase turnout of the base. She doesn’t have the charisma. She adds nothing to the ticket.
 
Stacey Abrams would have been way more entertaining, especially after her inevitable loss.
 
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WingedHussar said:
Stacey Abrams would have been way more entertaining, especially when she and Biden lose.
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Having her on the ticket would really scare me. Now Oprah Winfrey would have added to the ticket, she would have increased turnout and pulled over some voters.
 
AlNg said:
Perhaps the Kurds should have their own separate country, but both Turkey and Iraq don’t seem to want that.
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That’s been my point. I’ve stated that presidents of both parties have failed to do that when they should have at least tried. That’s apparently a partisan position, somehow.
But my my main point is that calling the Iraq war unjust without considering its positive impact on the Kurds doesn’t seem like a comprehensive view.
 
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I remember something my son in law told me once. You can design a poll to get the answer you want. He is a PhD in this kind of thing.
 
marybobo said:
You can design a poll to get the answer you want.
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I don’t think so. Yes, questions can be phrased in such a way as to slant the results. But you can’t get any answer that you want. As an example suppose you want to know the percentage of people who eat at least two pizzas a week. How would you design the poll to show that it is more than 95% ?
 
I might not have liked his other choices, but Kamala was not a good choice. I think the democrat machine chose Kamala just like the democrat machine chose Hillary in 2016 and Joe for 2020.

Obama congratuated Joe on his choice. Who does Obama think he is fooling?
I am sure Obama had a big role in Kamala being selected to be the VP nominee.

@RolandThompsonGunner
 
It all depends on who you are polling. @AlNg

You can impact the outcome of the poll by who you are putting the questions to.
 
7_Sorrows said:
Obama congratuated Joe on his choice. Who does Obama think he is fooling?
I am sure Obama had a big role in Kamala being selected to be the VP nominee.
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Who cares? She who’s on the ticket. One is free to vote for that ticket, or the other one. It’s pretty clear to me from your posts that you’d vote for Trump regardless of who’s on the Democrat’s ticket, so why get worked up about Mr. Biden’s choice? Just go out and vote for Trump as you always intended.
 
7_Sorrows said:
I might not have liked his other choices, but Kamala was not a good choice.
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Why was she not a good choice for the Democratic ticket? You may not support the campaign but how was Ms. Harris not a good choice for Biden?
 
She is not likeable just like Hillary was not likeable.

Women in the democrat party all seem to have the same problem. They are not likeable.
 
I just can’t stand the “petulant leftists.” Really, I’m not joking. I do think it will be much closer than the polls are telling us, and I also believe there is a “silent majority” in favor of Trump. So, at this point, I’m not calling it.
 
I think women in general have a problem running for office, particularly such a high office. Just the fact they are women turns off some of the electorate, not only some men but some women as well. We have all kinds of stereotypes about women.
 
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