I checked the major sites. A few of them show one county reportingā¦28 Obama to 14 Romney (1 for Johnson), so yesā¦Obama has a commanding 14 vote lead in the national election, so far.First battleground State to report in, New Hampshire, is leaning towards Obama.
Good point,I believe this was a footnote by Jefferson,in the Declaration.Also,the intent was that the state couldnāt dictate a particular religion.
Doubt they can. We are morally obliged to affirmatively oppose evil. Itās not good enough to despair and let it prevail.Yeahā¦itās at least a vocal minority, though I donāt know the total count. I disagree with their reasoning, even though they can licitly choose to do so.
I checked the major sites. A few of them show one county reportingā¦28 Obama to 14 Romney (1 for Johnson), so yesā¦Obama has a commanding 14 vote lead in the national election, so far. You might as well break out the champagne Emperor Napoleonā¦
Iām more interested in seeing what happens with Gary Johnson. This election is so close that every vote for him will have an impact and it might be enough to decide the election tonight.The law does it all the time, of course. Itās interesting to read how the English Common Law and the continental codes developed. I recommend it.
That is one of the common misconceptions about the Constitution. We are all supposed to vote according to our own personal beliefs. Iām no more imposing my beliefs on someone else by doing so, than they are imposing their beliefs on me. To vote for the common denominator isnāt a Democratic Republic. It is, well, an unintelligent way to vote.
Rightā¦heās got 1 vote, so far. It is a sign that he is this yearās Ross Perot.
You do realize that Presidents arenāt decided on popular vote right?
Oh no! High turnoutā¦thatās terrible news for Romney!!
No one.
Good point! I just donāt think religion should factor in but that is my opinion.
He has 1,544 votes from Indiana, Kentucky, and New Hampshire which is 1.3% of the total so far. Remember that going into this we had a complete tie between Obama and Romney. He may not win 28% but only 1% is needed to keep either Obama or Romney from a victory in the popular vote or even an entire battleground State.
You do realize that in the swing state (Virginia being one of them) a high turnout always favors Democrats.
Where are you getting your data? The major sites are a little more cautious, I think, because I donāt see much.
Irrelevant what I want. Show me where it says separation of Church and State in the Constitution or Declaration
And, actually, it could take more than 1%. You have to remember that polls are pretty much worthless in comparison to actual results. We donāt know that it is a ācomplete tieā going in.
So, you disagree with the Church that your faith should guide you in every part of your life? What other parts of your life do you choose to exclude God and His Church?
I believe in democracy and religious freedom. I donāt want anyone to impose their beliefs on me nor do I want to impose my religious beliefs on anyone.
Religious freedom has nothing to do with āimposingā your beliefs.
Does it matter whether it says it or not? Would you want to return to the Dark Ages?Irrelevant what I want. Show me where it says separation of Church and State in the Constitution or Declaration