Click here and download the 2010 Christian Coalition Voter Guide for your area today. Posted on 10/15/2010 8:15:17 AM PDT by Drew McKissick
In less than three weeks voters will be going to the polls all across America – and you can help make sure that they have the facts BEFORE they cast their votes.
Click here and download the 2010 Christian Coalition Voter Guide for your area today.
From there you can download and print them out on your desktop printer, copy and share with others.
There are also links to resources for mass copying solutions in local areas (via FedEx Office) if you want to make large numbers of copies.
You can also take advantage our features that allow you to easily share them with others on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
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If the Christian Coalition can’t bother to include information about where the candidates stand on THE MOST important issue of illegal immigration/amnesty/border security, then the cards are of no use to me. Without immediate, effective border security and the enforcement of our current immigration laws (with no amnesty of any kind for any illegal aliens), we risk losing our sovereignty, security, and the WOT in our own backyards. If that happens, NO other issues will matter.
How many candidates do you think that the CC can supply each and every issue on - even though immigration is of utmost importance (to me anyway.)
I don't mean to sound short but I've had so many people asking me for "guides" as they all know of my political involvement and conservative creds and I can use all of the help I can get.
Besides, as a Christian as well as a conservative, I do know that any number of influential pastors are getting confused as to how to handle the "foreigners among us."
These are WONDERFUL resources and will make a difference to people who print and distribute them in churches on Sunday, Oct. 31.
Working WITH the pastor is best but if they refuse, you can always put them on car windshields during the service.
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