Does Obama Deserve To Be Re-Elected?

[WinePusher]

Do You Think Obama Deserve Re Election?

If Yes: Please cite significant things he has done that have benefited this country and it's citizens.

If No: Please cite significant things he has or hasn't done that would lead you to vote for another candidate.

[his_word_is_truth]

Do You Think Obama Deserve Re Election?

If Yes: Please cite significant things he has done that have benefited this country and it's citizens.

If No: Please cite significant things he has or hasn't done that would lead you to vote for another candidate.

No and I will tell you why. First, I cant vote for someone who is pro abortion. Second, Obama has helped overturn don't ask, dont tell thereby allowing sodomited to serve openly in the military. I cannot support that. Third, Obama does not stand firm on the word of God. He reallyt doesnt stand for much of anything. I pray he will be defeated in 2012 and we can have a God fearing Christian in the white house once again.

[East of Eden]

Do You Think Obama Deserve Re Election?

If Yes: Please cite significant things he has done that have benefited this country and it's citizens.

If No: Please cite significant things he has or hasn't done that would lead you to vote for another candidate.

No and I will tell you why. First, I cant vote for someone who is pro abortion. Second, Obama has helped overturn don't ask, dont tell thereby allowing sodomited to serve openly in the military. I cannot support that. Third, Obama does not stand firm on the word of God. He reallyt doesnt stand for much of anything. I pray he will be defeated in 2012 and we can have a God fearing Christian in the white house once again.

Obama is a RINO = Religious In Name Only

[nygreenguy]

Do You Think Obama Deserve Re Election?

If Yes: Please cite significant things he has done that have benefited this country and it's citizens.

If No: Please cite significant things he has or hasn't done that would lead you to vote for another candidate.

No and I will tell you why. First, I cant vote for someone who is pro abortion. Second, Obama has helped overturn don't ask, dont tell thereby allowing sodomited to serve openly in the military. I cannot support that. Third, Obama does not stand firm on the word of God. He reallyt doesnt stand for much of anything. I pray he will be defeated in 2012 and we can have a God fearing Christian in the white house once again.

Obama is a RINO = Religious In Name Only

What are the qualifications for being religious? Believing what you do and acting how you act?

[Lux]

How is it relevant to Obama's qualifications as president whether or not he goes to church, or how often?

[East of Eden]

Do You Think Obama Deserve Re Election?

If Yes: Please cite significant things he has done that have benefited this country and it's citizens.

If No: Please cite significant things he has or hasn't done that would lead you to vote for another candidate.

No and I will tell you why. First, I cant vote for someone who is pro abortion. Second, Obama has helped overturn don't ask, dont tell thereby allowing sodomited to serve openly in the military. I cannot support that. Third, Obama does not stand firm on the word of God. He reallyt doesnt stand for much of anything. I pray he will be defeated in 2012 and we can have a God fearing Christian in the white house once again.

Obama is a RINO = Religious In Name Only

What are the qualifications for being religious? Believing what you do and acting how you act?

Going to church would be a good start.





Obama administration 'anti-religious,' Gingrich says
By: CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney

Gingrich says the Obama administration is 'anti religious'.

(CNN) - Newt Gingrich said Tuesday the Obama administration is "intensely secular" and "anti-religious," the former House Speaker's second hard-hitting criticism of the new administration this week.

In an interview with FOX News, Gingrich said he strongly disagreed with Obama's choice of Harry Knox - an outspoken activist for gay rights - to the White House advisory council on faith-based initiatives.

"I think their goal is to have a very secular America in which government dominates everything," he said. "Why wouldn't you put an anti-religious, left-wing zealot on a faith-based group? It's a perfect pattern for this administration."

Since 2005, Knox has served as the director of the Human Rights Campaign, a national organization that advocates on behalf of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. He is also a former Methodist pastor.

Obama formally named Knox to the 25-member advisory council on Monday, a move that has not sat well with some Christian conservatives. The conservative Catholic League called him "unfit to serve," especially taking issue with Knox's recent comment characterizing Pope Benedict XVI as a "discredited leader" because of his opposition to gay marriage.

In a statement released earlier this week, Knox said, "The lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community is eager to help the administration achieve its goals around economic recovery and fighting poverty; fatherhood and healthy families; inter-religious dialogue; care for the environment; and global poverty, health and development."


But Gingrich said the Knox appointment, along with some other moves, proves the administration is trying to "go down in history as a consistently anti-religious, secular group of people who are consciously trying to drive things out."

Two days ago, Gingrich told Politico former Vice President Dick Cheney was "clearly right" when he asserted the Obama administration's national security policies have left the country more vulnerable to a terrorist attack.

[nygreenguy]

Do You Think Obama Deserve Re Election?

If Yes: Please cite significant things he has done that have benefited this country and it's citizens.

If No: Please cite significant things he has or hasn't done that would lead you to vote for another candidate.

No and I will tell you why. First, I cant vote for someone who is pro abortion. Second, Obama has helped overturn don't ask, dont tell thereby allowing sodomited to serve openly in the military. I cannot support that. Third, Obama does not stand firm on the word of God. He reallyt doesnt stand for much of anything. I pray he will be defeated in 2012 and we can have a God fearing Christian in the white house once again.

Obama is a RINO = Religious In Name Only

What are the qualifications for being religious? Believing what you do and acting how you act?

Going to church would be a good start.

Ok, why and how do you know he doesnt? Did Bush go to church, did you consider him religious?

[micatala]

Do You Think Obama Deserve Re Election?

If Yes: Please cite significant things he has done that have benefited this country and it's citizens.

If No: Please cite significant things he has or hasn't done that would lead you to vote for another candidate.

No and I will tell you why. First, I cant vote for someone who is pro abortion. Second, Obama has helped overturn don't ask, dont tell thereby allowing sodomited to serve openly in the military. I cannot support that. Third, Obama does not stand firm on the word of God. He reallyt doesnt stand for much of anything. I pray he will be defeated in 2012 and we can have a God fearing Christian in the white house once again.

Obama is a RINO = Religious In Name Only

What are the qualifications for being religious? Believing what you do and acting how you act?

Going to church would be a good start.





Obama administration 'anti-religious,' Gingrich says
By: CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney

Gingrich says the Obama administration is 'anti religious'.

(CNN) - Newt Gingrich said Tuesday the Obama administration is "intensely secular" and "anti-religious," the former House Speaker's second hard-hitting criticism of the new administration this week.

In an interview with FOX News, Gingrich said he strongly disagreed with Obama's choice of Harry Knox - an outspoken activist for gay rights - to the White House advisory council on faith-based initiatives.

"I think their goal is to have a very secular America in which government dominates everything," he said. "Why wouldn't you put an anti-religious, left-wing zealot on a faith-based group? It's a perfect pattern for this administration."

Since 2005, Knox has served as the director of the Human Rights Campaign, a national organization that advocates on behalf of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. He is also a former Methodist pastor.

Obama formally named Knox to the 25-member advisory council on Monday, a move that has not sat well with some Christian conservatives. The conservative Catholic League called him "unfit to serve," especially taking issue with Knox's recent comment characterizing Pope Benedict XVI as a "discredited leader" because of his opposition to gay marriage.

In a statement released earlier this week, Knox said, "The lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community is eager to help the administration achieve its goals around economic recovery and fighting poverty; fatherhood and healthy families; inter-religious dialogue; care for the environment; and global poverty, health and development."


But Gingrich said the Knox appointment, along with some other moves, proves the administration is trying to "go down in history as a consistently anti-religious, secular group of people who are consciously trying to drive things out."

Two days ago, Gingrich told Politico former Vice President Dick Cheney was "clearly right" when he asserted the Obama administration's national security policies have left the country more vulnerable to a terrorist attack.

Who has obeyed Jesus' teaching on marriage and divorce, Gingrich or Obama?

And why is anything Gingrich writes considered evidence of anything?

Some of what Gingrich writes here is blatantly untrue, or at the very least, without a shred of evidence. For example:

go down in history as a consistently anti-religious, secular group of people who are consciously trying to drive things out.

This deserves to be called what it is. A lie and an attempt to slander the President with completely unfounded allegations regarding his motivations.



It should be noted that there are plenty of religious people who advocate for gay rights, including gay marriage, and that includes me.

[cnorman18]

It should be noted that there are plenty of religious people who advocate for gay rights, including gay marriage, and that includes me.

And me. And I'm not alone. This is from the Forward (long the premier Jewish newspaper in the US):

An overwhelming majority of religious and lay leaders in the Conservative synagogue movement support gay rabbinical ordination and same-sex marriage, according to the results of a newly released survey.

Also, from the LA Times:

While many religious organizations supported Proposition 8, there was one major exception in Los Angeles, according to exit polling by the Leavey Center for the Study of Los Angeles at Loyola Marymount University. The center's data found that 78% of Jewish voters in L.A. opposed the ban on gay marriage and just 8% supported Prop. 8.

No other ethnic or religious group voted as strongly against Prop 8 than the Jews.

As I keep saying; wherever there is a struggle against discrimination, bigotry or injustice, you will find Jews in the front lines. (And, yes, that includes the struggle of Palestinians. There are more than 80 peace organizations in Israel.)

Oh, yeah: and just for the record, from that same LA Times story --

Los Angeles Jewish voters gave Obama 78% to 20% for Republican John McCain. Among all voters in L.A., 72% voted for Obama and 24% for McCain.

[East of Eden]

It should be noted that there are plenty of religious people who advocate for gay rights, including gay marriage, and that includes me.

And me. And I'm not alone. This is from the Forward (long the premier Jewish newspaper in the US):

An overwhelming majority of religious and lay leaders in the Conservative synagogue movement support gay rabbinical ordination and same-sex marriage, according to the results of a newly released survey.

Also, from the LA Times:

While many religious organizations supported Proposition 8, there was one major exception in Los Angeles, according to exit polling by the Leavey Center for the Study of Los Angeles at Loyola Marymount University. The center's data found that 78% of Jewish voters in L.A. opposed the ban on gay marriage and just 8% supported Prop. 8.

No other ethnic or religious group voted as strongly against Prop 8 than the Jews.

As I keep saying; wherever there is a struggle against discrimination, bigotry or injustice, you will find Jews in the front lines. (And, yes, that includes the struggle of Palestinians. There are more than 80 peace organizations in Israel.)

Oh, yeah: and just for the record, from that same LA Times story --

Los Angeles Jewish voters gave Obama 78% to 20% for Republican John McCain. Among all voters in L.A., 72% voted for Obama and 24% for McCain.

CNorman, stop the namecalling. Those for traditional marriage are not bigots.

[cnorman18]

It should be noted that there are plenty of religious people who advocate for gay rights, including gay marriage, and that includes me.

And me. And I'm not alone. This is from the Forward (long the premier Jewish newspaper in the US):

An overwhelming majority of religious and lay leaders in the Conservative synagogue movement support gay rabbinical ordination and same-sex marriage, according to the results of a newly released survey.

Also, from the LA Times:

While many religious organizations supported Proposition 8, there was one major exception in Los Angeles, according to exit polling by the Leavey Center for the Study of Los Angeles at Loyola Marymount University. The center's data found that 78% of Jewish voters in L.A. opposed the ban on gay marriage and just 8% supported Prop. 8.

No other ethnic or religious group voted as strongly against Prop 8 than the Jews.

As I keep saying; wherever there is a struggle against discrimination, bigotry or injustice, you will find Jews in the front lines. (And, yes, that includes the struggle of Palestinians. There are more than 80 peace organizations in Israel.)

Oh, yeah: and just for the record, from that same LA Times story --

Los Angeles Jewish voters gave Obama 78% to 20% for Republican John McCain. Among all voters in L.A., 72% voted for Obama and 24% for McCain.

CNorman, stop the namecalling. Those for traditional marriage are not bigots.

Where did I say they were? I said "discrimination, bigotry OR injustice," you'll notice.

All I did was display a public shoe; if you want to jump up and announce that it fits, that's not MY problem.