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Well, my gut was wrong. Again. (I thought Fred Thompson was going to win the Republican nomination.) The difference between the Left and the Right, though? The Left hates the United States whenever a Republican is president. The Right will always love the United States.
Here’s hoping Paul Marston is correct. My gut tells me McCain is going to win, too (although I believe it will probaby be a clincher). The opinion polls historically favor Democrats by large margins. I’d say this time around it’s no different.
The Left is hinting at widespread chaos if Obama loses. Are they trying to scare people into voting for Obama? Are they trying to legitimize violence in the event that their candidate of choice loses? Are these Democrats convinced that if their candidate does not win then democracy will not/does not work? What exactly [...]
If this isn’t an example of deliberate fact twisting, I don’t know what is.
This is not actually in response to a post on Caffeinated Thoughts, but that post convinced me to actually go ahead and write this one. I’m not looking to start an argument. I would just like to point out the glaring problems I see with Calvinism and see if anyone can provide me with a [...]
Randy Alcorn says,
I don’t think someone is a good candidate just because he is prolife. But he cannot be a good candidate unless he is prolife. Personally, if he is committed to legalized child-killing, as a matter of conscience I must vote against him.
Anyone still want to argue that Obama is not or never has been a socialist?
(It starts at about 1:10 into the video. The first part is not too shabby, either. At around 4:05 you’ll see why he’s my favorite singer.)
In fact, if you like that one, check this one out, too:
Thomas Sowell on Obama:
Barack Obama has carried election-year makeovers to a new high, presenting himself as a uniter of people, someone reaching across the partisan divide and the racial divide — after decades of promoting polarization in each of his successive roles and each of his choices of political allies.
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