Why am I NOT surprised?

by jere.chievres Posted 2012/09/22 14:46:02

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Dems continue to have God problem

Democrats at their nominating convention in Charlotte, N.C., earlier
this month removed any reference to God in their platform, and it took
three votes to restore Him. Even then, delegates booed the action.

But you have to give them credit for consistency, as this latest episode in Colorado demonstrates ...

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sickofpolitics 2012/09/22 14:51:19

All of the above

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If they brought God back into more things then this world would be less f*cked up!!!!
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Rust 2012/09/22 15:55:54 (edited)
BigEyedFish 2012/09/22 15:46:50

All of the above

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I particularly liked, "‘We’re not comfortable with having pastor Grant as the moderator because he cannot be impartial.’"
I take that as, "in other words, I cannot lie to the clergy"

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sickofpolitics 2012/09/22 14:51:19

All of the above

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If they brought God back into more things then this world would be less f*cked up!!!!

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jere.chievres 2012/09/22 14:48:19 (edited)

All of the above

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GREELEY, Colo. – Democrats at their nominating convention in Charlotte, N.C., earlier this month removed any reference to God in their platform, and it took three votes to restore Him. Even then, delegates booed the action.

Click on the link, this is long but worth reading.

Seems the trickle-down theory must work, as a Democratic candidate for state office in Colorado worked to exclude a member of the clergy from moderating a local debate because his supporters were “uncomfortable” with a church leader asking questions.

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