Posted on 10/03/2004 11:33:41 PM PDT by kingattax
President Bush is rapidly tying up the Catholic vote, according to two polls that show him gaining support among this traditionally Democratic group. The first poll, released last Monday by the Barna Group, an evangelical Christian polling firm, showed Mr. Bush, a Methodist, edging out his Catholic Democratic challenger, Sen. John Kerry, 53 percent to 39 percent.
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I wouldn't call 53 to 39 "edging out". I'd call it "blowing out".
And evangelical Christians better get out and deliver this time!
Can I vote yet?
Can I vote yet?
Can I vote yet?
Can I vote yet?!
Soon enough, my friend. This LA Jew thanks you for protecting me and the undeserving leftist majority of this miserable state from danger.
Praise God! I have been chagrined by the news from Christian friends who say they are voting for Kerry because they are life-long Democrats, but totally ignore the fact that he is pro-abortion, pro-euthenasia, a certified leftist, and promoter of hate against America through his eternal lies. How can they call themselves Christian and ignore God's laws? Who would want a candidate for president who sees the UN as the moral body of law-keepers, more moral than the USA? Why would we want another Mogadishu? That's what we'd have. Kerry would not give the troops the support they need (like Clinton) and the troops would eventually have to pull back or die out. When I read what Clinton did during Mogadisu, I was furious that he was not charged with any misdemeaner, to have deployed the troops in any manner, then fail to support them was treason. It's not as if there weren't any troops available!
Who believes Kerry would do any better? IF he decides to go to the UN to see if he should increase troops or pull them back, what is your bet on the outcome? This would be a BAD day in the good ole USA! And if Kerry handed control of all our troops over to the UN, well...I don't even want to think about what that would mean. We are an administration away from disaster!
apparently Catholics arent buying the St.John act.
Would love to hear a collective Catholic 'Amen' to that.
It's the least this Catholic can do! God told us not to abandon the Jews!!! :)
If Catholics believe in their teachings they will vote for President Bush!!!
Absolutely!!!!
I'm pretty sure Kerry has a very comfortable lead amongst those Catholics who don't go to church, who think abortion is a good thing, and who generally reject the teachings of "their" church...
Give Kerry a day or two & he'll find a way to FLIP FLOP around the abortion issue too!
Then they should not even be Catholics in name!
Thank you. Although I wouldn't blame you for taking a walk, I've never seen a group of supposedly well-educated, sophisticated, successful people repeatedly vote against their own interests. Hopefully, the rumors I'm hearing about more Jews voting for Bush are true. But you Christian and Catholic folks have become our staunchest allies on preserving Israel, and those of us who get it are profoundly grateful.
In the Catholic tradition, responsible citizenship is a virtue; participation in the political process is a moral obligation.
Faithful Citizenship: A Catholic Call to Political Responsibility
Catholic Ping - let me know if you want on/off this list
Any Christian should know that God has deemed the preservation of Israel important---and who am I to argue with the Creator?!
This is a more important story, in the end, than the debate bump Kerry got. The bump will fade; the Catholic vote is a sign of a greater move toward Bush. No good news here for the "sky is falling!" folks! :)
Liberals are fine with stereotyping all conservatives as the religious right, however, we have in our ranks, among people I've met personally: Protestants, Catholics, Jews, Atheists, Agnostics, and Showins (Don't know the spelling).
Another case of the Liberals saying its ok to stereotype, as long as you do it in the name of "intellegence" and "protest".
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