[srmorton]

What is just as disgusting to me is the crowd behind him laughing and clapping. That tells you the caliber of the Obama supporters.

I happened to be in the break room of a hospital laboratory yesterday and CNN was on. I NEVER watch CNN, but they were doing a pretty "fair and balanced" discussion of the role of religion in politics. Two women (one black and one white) were at the table next to me. The black one said, "What does religion have to do with politics?" The white woman said immediately that religion should not come into it at all, as long as no one was interfering with your right to worship as you choose.(Which party is guilty of doing just that?)

Of course, they were obvious Obama supporters. By some miracle, I was able to keep from saying anything to them, but I wanted to remind them of the truth about religion and politics. I wanted to point out how the black church has been a political tool for the Democrats for years, how Obama keeps trying to prove that he is a "good" Christian when he belonged to a radical church for 20 years, and that,like it or not, voters do not leave their Christianity outside the voting booth. If their faith is an important part of their lives, it plays a vital role in everything they do, including voting!

[jeffrho]

What is just as disgusting to me is the crowd behind him laughing and clapping. That tells you the caliber of the Obama supporters.

The crowd knew exactly what Zerobama was referring to when he said his lipstick comment. Their "O-SNAP!!" reaction gives no doubt as to the intention of that comment. Him trying to deny that he wasn't getting a jab in at Gov. Palin is pure BS, and just another lie from the anointed one.