Chuck Baldwin Asks Christians, "Is President Bush Really One of Us?"

Chuck Baldwin Ministries ^ | 10-24-03 | Baldwin, Chuck

[MoJo2001]

President Bush is the president of all Americans. Some are Christians. Some are not. It's a tough line to walk. It's easier to complain when you don't have to walk a mile in his shoes. Thank God I don't. Thank God President Bush is standing up for all of us. After 8 years of Monica, Hillary, and Bill, we have been truly blessed.

[what's up]

True.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

upchuckwagon!

[Kaslin]

Exactly

[Republican Red]

I get so tired of all the nit-picking complainers out there.

If you don't like him don't vote for him!

I'm sure Baldwin Ministries can find one out of the nine Democratic Presidential contenders to better fit with their outlook.

Hey Baldwin Ministries, which one of those nine is going to do the Christian thing and sign the new law banning partial birth abortions?

[sinkspur]

Who's "us", Chuck?

You're a clownish buffoon who uses every column to rant and rave against George W. Bush.

Why don't you save a soul or two, instead of bellyaching like a political candidate?

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..beyond that, he chose to stand alongside Muslims overseas when rebuking a Christian Army general who is proudly and faithfully serving his country and his Commander-in-Chief....

Yep. Comparing the way the GWB has left Moore and Boykin out in the wire taking liberal fire, with the way Jeb rushed to save Terri, shows who the real Christian is in the dynasty.

[sinkspur]

Furthermore, it appears that Rove is privately managing Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor's prosecution of Judge Moore with the goal of putting Pryor on the federal bench.

It "appears," but Chuckie, of course, gives no evidence (nobody else can, either). He manages, in one sentence, to slime the President, Bill Pryor, and Karl Rove.

Baldwin is a head case.

[Moby Grape]

Question from AMERICANS to Baldwin: Are YOU one of us?

[MississippiMan]

Amen.

MM

[Swanks]

If you don't like him don't vote for him!

O.K. We won't.

[MississippiMan]

which one of those nine is going to do the Christian thing and sign the new law banning partial birth abortions?

You might go read the bill. It does not ban partial-birth abortions. It narrowly defines PBA as an abortion in which the ENTIRE FETAL HEAD is outside the mother's body, which is NOT how PBAs are performed.

Take your blinders off. No telling what all you're missing. This article is dead on the money, whether your head is buried in sand or not.

MM

[Raymond Hendrix]

This reminds me somewhat of John Ashcroft's confirmation hearing before the Senate. You must choose either God or politics to get elected. It is a dirty business, full of comprimise, as the latest election in California proves once again.

[sinkspur]

This article is dead on the money, whether your head is buried in sand or not.

Is it? Where is the evidence that Karl Rove is manipulating Bill Pryor?

That's a scurrilous lie, but it's par for the course with this "pastor."

[biblewonk]

The pres is always the easiest target for piety snipers. You don't have to be on top you your piety sniping game to really sound good when dissing a president's "Christianity".

[MississippiMan]

Out of all the allegations made, interesting that you choose to challenge the most obscure example mentioned. LOL.

Bush regularly takes anti-Christian stands, period.

MM

[Chancellor Palpatine]

What an unspeakable jerk.

[TheGunny]

I am wit' you 100000%!!! Get off the mans back, freakin' arm chair presidents!

[Digger]

If you don't like him don't vote for him!

I didn't either. However, I am ready to give him a pass on these items but NEVER if he passes an amnesty bill. As seen so far, I don't want history to rate this guy as any type of champion for conservatives. He's a mushy, triangulated politician -no more, no less - but much better than what any commie/dem could put forth.