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Fundamentalist Christians who call talkshows and declare that they cannot vote for President Bush this time around

Fundamentalist Christians? What does that mean to you?

I listen to talk radio and fox news talks shows too, why did you single out Fundamentalist Christians only.

I think it is very important that we vote for Bush, but I also think it is important to express how we feel publicly, so that the men we elected hear where we stand on issues.

Christians, and Jews should have the same right to speak as any other in this free country. After all many of the men who fought and died to make it free were also Fundamentalist Christians.

George Bush is not our King. He was elected by free people, including Fundamentalist Christians.

Sorry, but your post was quite offensive to me.

I am very sorry that I offended you. I really do try in every post to not be personal. Would saying "single issue conservatives" have been more accurate and non-offensive? I was thinking about a caller to Michael Savage's show yesterday who identified herself as a Fundamentalist Christian who can no longer vote for President Bush because of his failure to put her issue at the top of his to do list. (My paraphrase, of course!) I was only using the term in the context of this caller. I have very strong feelings that the prayers of Christians all across our country are giving strength to our President daily. I am a Christian.

I fully agree that we should all discuss how we think and feel on issues, I am a regular talk show listener and periodic caller. So I took the opportunity of this thread to express my concern about any group of single-issue voters who threaten to stay home in the coming election.