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Jeanne_S said:
You won’t see any gloating from me if Romney wins. You will see me down on my knees thanking God for His mercy.Giving us another chance to once again become “One Nation Under God,with liberty and jusice for all”:gopray2::gopray2::gopray2:
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ProVobis said:
I would agree with you if some of its members were to show a little more compassion towards helping pregnant women. Actually Romney has shown this with his own Romneycare bill but he doesn’t want to advertise that fact. So which party do you think a woman without support will turn to first?
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Are you joking? Do you think women who are desperate for an alternative to Planned Parenthood even ASK what party the women belong to when they come over to the Big Blue Bus to get a REAL ultrasound and be shown their baby moving around in 4-D? How absolutely ridiculous!

Big Blue Bus

(The Houston Coalition had to come up with a way to serve women when PP located their mega-clinic far away from any crisis pregnancy center. Funds were raised, a bus was re-fitted as a clinic, and the Knights of Columbus helped pay for a 4-D US machine.)

However it does happen that many pro-lifers align with the GOP, because the GOP is the most likely party to support LIFE from conception to natural death.
 
TheRealJuliane said:
Suddenly Mitt Romney’s faith is an issue while Obama’s America-hating “church” of Black Liberation Theology was no problem???

HYPOCRITES!
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Seriously? I remember 2008.*** Obama’s faith was an issue almost from day one***: whether it was the rash of emails about his supposedly Muslim background, his mislabeled picture in Kenyan national garb or his affiliation with Jeremiah Wright.

Methinks thou dost protest too much.
 
seekerz said:
Seriously? I remember 2008.*** Obama’s faith was an issue almost from day one***
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Yes, because in 2012 we still don’t know exactly what his Christian denominational affiliation might be, and once again “simply Christian” is a conveniently obtuse answer.
 
ByzCathCantor said:
Yes, because in 2012 we still don’t know exactly what his Christian denominational affiliation might be, and once again “simply Christian” is a conveniently obtuse answer.
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You’re still flogging that horse? Like I told you on another thread, there are estimated to be 8 million nondenominational Christians in the US. Sorry if that bothers you. Since when is it ‘obtuse’ to be simply Christian?
 
meltzerboy said:
Obama is also an American in every sense of the word.
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not like Romney is. obama does not hold the same values for our country that Romney does. Romney is from a different generation - we were proud to be Americans.
obama spent part of his life growing up in indonesia and hawaii. hawaii is not mainstream America. hawaii is a beautiful state. i have spent a lot of time there. there is a lot of resentment of mainlanders there. hawaii is in its own little world over there out in the middle of the ocean. yes, it is part of the United States, but there are a lot of the native Hawaiians that would like to go back and govern their islands themselves. i am sure obama has his own views on hawaii and its history.
 
seekerz said:
Seriously? I remember 2008.*** Obama’s faith was an issue almost from day one***: whether it was the rash of emails about his supposedly Muslim background, his mislabeled picture in Kenyan national garb or his affiliation with Jeremiah Wright.

Methinks thou dost protest too much.
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Apart from the birthers, a significant percentage of people STILL believe Obama is Muslim or wonder which denomination of Christianity he follows, or whether he is a non-denominational Protestant, an agnostic, or atheist. Who cares what Obama’s religion is, or that Romney is Mormon: let’s grow up.
 
seekerz said:
And that means what? That when the Etch-a-Sketch is shaken something substantial will have changed for unborn babies in this country? Seriously now…
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No, seekerz, we’re not talking about Etch-a-Sketches here.

And look back at what Obama has done since he’s been in office. Something substantial changed for unborn babies for the WORSE the day after he took office. The Mexico Policy was immediately rescinded.
 
meltzerboy said:
Apart from the birthers, a significant percentage of people STILL believe Obama is Muslim or wonder which denomination of Christianity he follows, or whether he is a non-denominational Protestant, an agnostic, or atheist. Who cares what Obama’s religion is, or that Romney is Mormon: let’s grow up.
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Birthers not only think Obama was not born in America, but some question Romney’s birth because his family was in Mexico and Marco Rubio
 
not like Romney is. obama does not hold the same values for our country that Romney does. Romney is from a different generation - we were proud to be Americans.
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So, unless you walk lock-step with conservative notions, you aren’t a proud American?

Nonsense,

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7_Sorrows said:
not like Romney is. obama does not hold the same values for our country that Romney does. Romney is from a different generation - we were proud to be Americans.
obama spent part of his life growing up in indonesia and hawaii. hawaii is not mainstream America. hawaii is a beautiful state. i have spent a lot of time there. there is a lot of resentment of mainlanders there. hawaii is in its own little world over there out in the middle of the ocean. yes, it is part of the United States, but there are a lot of the native Hawaiians that would like to go back and govern their islands themselves. i am sure obama has his own views on hawaii and its history.
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So, 7 Sorrows, immigrant ancestry, US geographical location, and generational differences are going to be determinants influencing whom we vote for? I guess that rules out Paul Ryan who is not from the “greatest generation” either, Marco Rubio whose parents come from Cuba, and Romney himself who has ties to Mexico, as well as practically everyone else! Even the birthers haven’t made an issue of Hawaii.
 
_Abyssinia said:
Birthers not only think Obama was not born in America, but some question Romney’s birth because his family was in Mexico and Marco Rubio
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I haven’t heard about their questioning of Romney’s birth or Rubio. I guess they keep that largely under wraps, prefering to focus on Obama’s birth certificate. Do you condone their behavior?
 
meltzerboy said:
So, 7 Sorrows, immigrant ancestry, US geographical location, and generational differences are going to be determinants influencing whom we vote for? I guess that rules out Paul Ryan who is not from the greatest generation either, Marco Rubio whose parents come from Cuba, and Romney himself who has ties to Mexico, as well as practically everyone else! Even the birthers haven’t made an issue of Hawaii.
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i didn’t say that immigrant ancestry, US geographical location and generational differences are determinants influencing whom we vote for. you are reading way too much into my post and blowing it out of proportion. use common sense. obama has a special set of circumstances.
 
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