More than 6 million self-described “evangelicals” voted for Obama

wordpress.com ^ | Joel Rosenberg

[The Wizard]

Vote Fraud

[Utmost Certainty]

Cool. So can the GOP stop pandering to Evangelicals now, please?

[Andrei Bulba]

Maybe the mormon haters really are that sick.

[TigerClaws]

Anti Mormon psy op pieces were allowed to remain here on FR. I flagged a few but they were never yanked.

Some vote union over religion.

Sadly the race was within 350,000 votes. The ground game computer foul up and some 99% turnout precincts were the difference. Need to spend the 300 million on early voting. Our people turn out on game day.

['smith]

Any Christian who voted for 0 is apostate.

[RginTN]

Not all Evangelicals are Conservatives. Some are brain dead and easliy seduced by liberalism. Ofcourse one can’t dismiss many Evangelicals would vote for a Marxist over a Mormon.

[MikeSteelBe]

Real Christians do not vote for abortion and homosexuality.

The devil has fooled many into believing that they are Christians, but they are not.

[Utmost Certainty]

The religionists are an inconsistent voting bloc anyway. Too many socialistic tendencies among many of them whom believe it’s God’s will to spread the wealth. The GOP loses more than it gains by pandering to them with hardline SoCon rhetoric.

[skeeter]

Many of the people in my area who attend church bear little resemblance to actual christians. The religion they practice certainly isn't scriptual or Christ inspired.

But this won't stop some brainstems from taking the opportunity to beat on authentic evangelicals, who are among the most loyal conservative voters there are.

[Sir Clancelot]

For all Repbulicans and conservatives talk about social issues, and align them with general Judeo-Christian values, it may be that, when all is said and done, most people don’t vote their faith. That is counter intuitive for conservatives, we usually expect this of liberals, not conservatives.

Now, if christians and social conservatives don’t go to the polls, because they feel if they don’t have a perfect candidate, they will stay home, then shame on them. That’s what leaves us with a second Obama term. And you can’t tell me that a second Obama term would be better than a Romney term.

In the next four years, we can all expect to open our wallets to Obama, and expect to pay for all the things we may find religiously objectionable in Obamacare.

Enjoy.

[throwback]

I heard on woman interviewed that claimed she was pro-life, but didn’t have any problem voting for Obama. It’s like well I disagree with Auschwitz, but they did build that awesome autobahn. I’m guessing those are the evangelicals showing up in the communist’s column.

[annieokie]

Preach it. You speak TRUTH. Same with any Christian who is a Democrat.

[Utmost Certainty]

A significant portion are typically conservative on social issues alone, but could care less about fiscal conservatism. Ø’s fairness platitudes likely resonate with many of them.

[Responsibility2nd]

What alternative universe are YOU living in?

Pandering to Evangelicals? Like endorsing the repeal of DADT? Mitt’s pro-abortion record? Being for gay marriages?

Romney, Like McCain 4 years ago, ignored the base. And now fools blame us for them losing?

Unreal.

[skeeter]

Here we go again - Obama 2.0 is the Christians' fault. Brilliant.

What crap.

[Westbrook]

> authentic evangelicals, who are among the most loyal
> conservative voters there are.

Thanks, skeeter. You nailed it.

Lots of folks call themselves Christians but have no idea what that means.

One thing 0bamao has right.

We ain’t a Christian nation.

[volunbeer]

It does not have to be fraud. I know “evangelicals” who equate government with God when it comes to social justice nor do they see the sin in wealth redistribution.

Look at the liberalism within the church itself that directly contradicts the bible. The term evangelical is meaningless now - the range of church doctrines varies from the far left - black liberation theology - to churches that are strictly based on biblical principles without the fluff. In between, you have the charming prosperity doctrine churches, the new age churches, and lots of others that don’t resemble my church.

It does not surprise me that many people who enter a building on Sunday voted for Obama. I am not surprised at all.

[JPG]

Inevitably, we’ll all be held to account for the choices we’ve made in our lives. Good luck to the abortion crowd in coming up with a plausible excuse for that one.

[Arthurio]

What I’d like to know is why can’t the GOP seem to have a hodge podge big tent coalition like the Dems seem to maintain. Evangelicals and country club Republicans managed to co exist during the Reagan years.