1st Amendment Violation?

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Wasillaguy

You think that's funny, here's a real riot- a guy from Wasilla pointing out that the hypocrite has a quote in every one of his posts that directly conflicts with his position!
I don't care who you are, now that's funny.

Have you seen the movie?

[Wasillaguy]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Have you seen the movie?

Don't watch many movies. Pretty much the entire industry is far left, and their bias is apparent in many productions. Even if the show isn't biased, I've no interest in propping up the socialist state of California with my entertainment dollars. I much prefer activities that support middle class jobs in the heartland. You know- drinking, fishing, hunting.

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Have you seen the movie?

It's too complicated, you have to think a little, and there is no violence or flagwaiving involved. So, a wingnuts attention span expires about 3 minutes in.

Dave

[Charles]

Mixing politics and religion for a topic of discussion.

Ain't this lovely???

Ya'll have fun, I think I'll do something important like pick boogers out of my nose.

Chas

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Charles

Mixing politics and religion ....

Something started (at least in contemporary politics) by Ronnie the Magnificent.

[whell]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Something started (at least in contemporary politics) by Ronnie the Magnificent.

You're either conveniently forgetful or purposefully forgetful. Lest we not forget Jimmy "I have comitted adultery in my heart many times" Carter.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

You're either conveniently forgetful or purposefully forgetful. Lest we not forget Jimmy "I have comitted adultery in my heart many times" Carter.

Nope. Carter himself was a Baptist, but he didn't actively seek the support of Robertson, Falwell, et al.

Leaders of the New Christian Right coalesced around the candidacy of Ronald Reagan. Reagan alone embraced the political efforts of the NCR and pledged to work for enactment of its agenda (see chaps. 5-7 in T. Baker, Steed, and Moreland 1983). He won by impressive margins and Republicans, with a clearly conservation platform, took control of the Senate for the first time in over twenty years. Although some scholars (Zwier 1982) cautioned against drawing such conclusions, the New Christian Right was credited with securing those victories as well as with successfully influencing the nation's political agenda (Moen 1994, 164).

http://are.as.wvu.edu/lebeau1.htm

Jerry Falwell : "The Moral Majority backs the presidential candidacy of
Ronald Reagan and helps sweep him into office in dramatic
fashion."

[whell]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Nope. Carter himself was a Baptist, but he didn't actively seek the support of Robertson, Falwell, et al.

Leaders of the New Christian Right coalesced around the candidacy of Ronald Reagan. Reagan alone embraced the political efforts of the NCR and pledged to work for enactment of its agenda (see chaps. 5-7 in T. Baker, Steed, and Moreland 1983). He won by impressive margins and Republicans, with a clearly conservation platform, took control of the Senate for the first time in over twenty years. Although some scholars (Zwier 1982) cautioned against drawing such conclusions, the New Christian Right was credited with securing those victories as well as with successfully influencing the nation's political agenda (Moen 1994, 164).

http://are.as.wvu.edu/lebeau1.htm

Jerry Falwell : "The Moral Majority backs the presidential candidacy of
Ronald Reagan and helps sweep him into office in dramatic
fashion."

What? You think the Christian right wasn't tired of stag-flation and sky-rocketing misery indexes too?

[finnbow]

BTW, here are some of these wonderful Christian values of which I speak:

http://www.kentucky.com/2011/11/29/1...rch-votes.html

[Bigerik]

Yup, doin the Lords work.