“We are letting religious fanaticism dominate the presidential campaign. The candidates have brought it on themselves with tedious references to their churchgoing piety. Now we’re all paying for it. Who cares what their preachers say? The voters want to hear about how the presidential candidates would restart the sick economy and get us out of Iraq.”

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Demos or Repugs, no matter, read it and WEEP for the future of this country….Then, let’s have some real press on McCain’s nutcase pastor Haggis. Are FOX, CNN, CBS, NBC/MSNBC (General Electric owned), and ABC (Disney owned) part of the “liberal press”?

It just seems that some took my remarks personally.

Perhaps they saw themselves and did not like what they saw?

I’m not a ‘conservative’, not a ‘liberal’.

I believe in the “Rule Of Law”, real life “SCIENTIFIC FACT”, and that includes Biological Fact.

Others on this site believe in political rhetoric and how they “feel” on various subjects.

dc, is a self proclaimed environmental whacko, I didn’t stick the label on him.

But he believes that if someone does not ‘feel’ the same way he does, the hate the planet and can’t wait to pollute every square inch, including the oceans.

Curmie is just fun to debate with. he’s a lot like me, mean-spirited and hateful in a fun-loving, friendly sort of way.

Some are mean-spirited, nasty and hateful, because that is the way they view the world and other people on this board.

The ‘liberal’ media keeps referring to the far right, religious folks as bad for the nation, but they neglect to mention that there is a lot of Democrats that are also religious, and hold the same beliefs.

mr wright, of Obamas church notwithstanding, democrat Christians are just as religious as them horrid right wing fanatics.

There have been horrible things done and said on all sides by many more extremist folks than I care to count that are just plain mean. Curm, I have to tell you, Pat Roberston, however, tops my list of people who make us normal decent Christians look bad. I cringe whenever I hear he has opened his mouth again because I know someone will jump on the opportunity to malign Christians. Kind of like Al Sharpton makes normal decent African Americans look bad when he opens his. Please don’t jump me for that, I don’t have a bigoted bone in my body.

Unfortunately, the name callers and blame throwers jump on the opportunity to use one public person’s extremist views or comments to malign others.

I’ll get off my soapbox now… ya’ll have a blessed day and a wonderful weekend!

oh, yeah. Good morning. Happy Friday.

I used to live in New Orleans, but I moved long before the flood. I don’t blame Bush for Katrina. The government has been ignoring the levees for decades. I blame his slow response, his horse-show judging FEMA idiot, and his foolish wife’s declaration that he people in the shelters “had it better” than they did in their homes before the flood.

Jerry wasn’t “one of mine”, so don’t blame me for his dumb quotes.

Just like I didn’t blame you for the far ‘left wing’ nutcases in my previous post.

Fair enough?

oh, one more thing.

Good Morning Curmudgeon, I trust you slept well last night?

I’ll see your “environmental whackos” blaming Bush for Katrina and raise you “Christian whackos” blaming 9/11 on “the pagans, and the abortionists, and the feminists, and the gays and the lesbians” (That’s a direct quote from Jerry Falwell). Fair enough?

“It was all Bushes fault”.

But, the question remains, if the hurricanes were caused by ‘globular worming’, why no more hurricanes ripping up the Gulf Coast since?