Posted on 04/23/2016 10:27:39 AM PDT by Kaslin
Don’t assume all Trump supporters are irreligious or not Christian. Most of us are Christians.
It is because I am an Evangelical Christian that I refuse to support Cruz (a cultist who uses Christ to get votes)
Neither is Cruz. God is my protector. Cruz is a wolf is sheeps clothing and the lack of discernment among Christians who support him concerns me.
“Hillary announced she spent a million dollars on internet trolls. Leftists love personal attacks. The math isn’t hard. “
We could always lend her some of ours......
“You missed a truly ZOT-filled weekend! “
San Diego fishing was great.
Like you said....”so many JOTS, but PLENTY of time! “
LOL
When the will to fight for freedom has left a nations people....the loss of freedom is not far behind.
Enjoy the wall.
The rest of us ....
Well good luck.
Jedi.
Throwing the election to Hillary by advocating a 3rd party doesn’t translate.
You might want to redirect your fight.
But when liberals force the issue, the answer is just to let them prevail because it barely cracks the top 1000? Liberals in Charlotte enacted a city ordinance that would FORCE businesses, schools, churches, or anyone else to allow people to use whichever restroom they chose to reflect how they identify or face harsh penalties for "discrimination". This ordinance was forced down the throats of residents over the objection of local business leaders, pastors, and others. The state stepped in and passed a law prohibiting local governments from passing this kind of intrusive ordinance and leaving businesses, churches, and other non-government organizations free to set their own policies regarding restrooms, showers, locker rooms, etc. Whether it makes your top 500 list or your top 100 list or your top 10 list of issues, you should be diligent in protecting your freedom from government mandates, be they federal, state, or local.
It’s important in context. It’s important spiritually to maintain a moral environment in which MOST people are comfortable.
As you can see the issue got very little attention and had zero impact on Trump’s performance.
Other than that, it is a state’s rights issue and deserves no participation by the federal government and Trump has said the same.
I agree with what the NC Governor did in signing the law because I know he was dealing with the moral cancer developing in Charlotte.
But Trump’s position is a law was not needed. Indeed, the law before the new law gave no special status to LGBTQ. But Charlotte’s City Ordinance was allowing men to enter women’s restrooms and the Governor felt compelled to stop that.
In the bigger view of federal government, it is not important.
At the local level, yeah it’s important and local people should have a say on how they want their public restrooms to be arranged.
Obviously not, and to suggest Mr. Brown is implying they would be any better than Trump is disingenuous at best. It is interesting that you consider conservatives who don't embrace Trump as the champion of the republic to be traitors who don't deserve the first amendment. Just out of curiosity, how did you view folks on the right who were not enthusiastic backers of McCain in 2008 or Romney in 2012? Were those who deemed these eventual candidates insufficiently conservative to merit the GOP nomination also traitors?
What of the vitriol directed toward Ted Cruz and his supporters? Are we to assume Cruz supporters are by nature more open-minded and forgiving and thus they will be easily swayed to embrace the new champion of the republic?
bugger off
bugger off
you’re a little late to the party, and the thread
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