[Elsie]

I believe a lot of Christians who vote for Romney will be willing to do the same.

But if they VOTE for him; why would they?

I think that if a Christian will vote for a known believer in HERESY; then, like Lucy; they'll have a lot of 'splainin' to do...

[Deb]

You're so full of crap. As if a Christian is bound by any Biblical voting commandment. That's not even a "nice try" for such a dedicated member of the Obama team. And quoting Paul Begala proves what a liar among liars you are.

Your little flock of anti-Romney campaign workers has become absurdly comical.

[driftdiver]

nonsense

[wmfights]

I think that if a Christian will vote for a known believer in HERESY; then, like Lucy; they'll have a lot of 'splainin' to do...

The alternative is to support evil by inaction. obama is evil. He believes and supports the doctrines of demons. He is an enemy of Israel and an enabler of islamic violence.

Romney is not a Christian, but he is responsible, intelligent and has been successful creating jobs. He has led an upstanding life and by all accounts has good character. If a Jewish, Hindu, or Buddist man were the candidate with the same background and history as Romney I would vote for him. My preference is a Christian because I am a Christian, but when the opponent is evil I will support who ever is willing to fight that evil.

I think a good analogy is who were our allies in WWII. The USSR was an evil empire, but they were an ally because they were the enemy of our enemy. We did not sit out the war in Europe because some of our allies were not good enough. From my perspective if we don't win this election I have to move my business, or consider the possibility that there will be no business, or wealth, to pass on to my heirs. Saturday I leave for Panama City, Panama to look at property there. I can't sit on the sidelines. I have to fight with whatever I have been given to fight with.