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Lawdog on Separation of Church and State by DesertRat662009-08-26 07:37:13
  And this differs from the right-wing churches how? by werehatrack2009-08-26 08:43:39
    Oh... Just this: by DesertRat662009-08-26 08:50:37
      How many times did Bush Jr meet by werehatrack2009-08-26 08:57:24
        None that I'm aware of. by DesertRat662009-08-26 09:02:55
          Bush met with religious leaders most Mondays. by werehatrack2009-08-26 09:42:41
            While interesting, yet very tinfoil hatish by DesertRat662009-08-26 10:03:51
              He didn't need to. by JaR2009-08-26 10:36:22
                Let me see if I got this straight by DesertRat662009-08-26 10:53:33
                  I fail to see the difference. by JaR2009-08-26 11:08:23
                    And why is it more palatable? by DesertRat662009-08-26 11:21:48
                      Nope. Altho your 1st statement is by JaR 2009-08-26 11:44:42
true.

Bush was elected on a platform of "Compassionate Conservatism." I remember all too well what got him elected, at least the first time. I voted for him. If I had known how much of an Evangelical wingnut he was going to turn out to be, I would not have, and did not the second time.

I "loathe" him because I feel he betrayed my trust by making up an excuse to invade Iraq, by trampling our rights under the Constitution and International treaties, by gutting enforcement of regulations designed to rein in the excesses of Corporate America, by spending like a drunken sailor, and more that I don't intend to argue here, I only mention listing my reasons.

Note please, that I said earlier that Obama's asking for help is a only "bit" more palatable. I see nothing too traumatizing about a leader asking for help from any sector of his constituency. I am critical only because I feel that religion has no place in government at all. I freely acknowledge, however, the futility of denying or trying to restrict its influence.
[ Reply ]
                        You should have known by DesertRat662009-08-26 11:59:36
                          Yup. In hindsight. My bad. (n/t) by JaR2009-08-26 12:35:58
                            I had a head start by DesertRat662009-08-26 12:51:59
                        I have to question this by Stuka2009-08-26 12:21:58
                          Hmmm by JaR2009-08-26 12:48:33
                            The powers not delegated to the United States by by DesertRat662009-08-26 12:57:17
                              True enough. by JaR2009-08-26 14:01:06
                                It's only because we allow it that it happens by DesertRat662009-08-26 14:20:50
                                Truth is, however, that we DO allow by JaR2009-08-26 15:48:33
                                Actually some of those are constitutional. by SaylorA2009-08-26 14:28:13
                          Just one question: by kelli2172009-08-26 13:16:36
                            He's gone a long way in 2 by Stuka2009-08-26 14:28:14
                              Thought it was 2 auto makers by DesertRat662009-08-26 14:30:39
                                Couldn't remember about Chrysler by Stuka2009-08-26 21:03:02

 

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