Day Before 10 Commandments D-Day: Ambassadore Keyes on Hannity

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Alan Keyes is calling on everyone within driving distance to rally in Alabama with him-- a candlelight vigil tomorrow at 7:00 PM. Keyes is fired up about this. Mike Savage is fired up about this. Hannity asked Ambassadore Keyes if Judge Roy Moore might land in jail. Keyes replied, "Only if I go to jail with him!"

Judge Roy Moore will be on Hannity tomorrow night. Whoever can't go [I can't go-- wish I could], please pray for these patriots.

[onedoug]

"...please pray for these patriots."

I sure will.

[concerned about politics]

You bet! Bump

[Russell Scott]

I watched the Saturday rally on C-SPAN. Inspiring, and I prayed for them throughout, and continue to do so. When people are willing to go to jail for their faith, that gets God's attention, and the blessings they will receive will be worth far more than any hardship they endure. It's this kind of stand that will help seed the clouds of THE revival. I'm talking about a revival were people walking down city streets will suddenly fall to their knees in repentance, crying and praising the Lord, as waves of the Holy Spirit sweep over the masses.

[concerned about politics]

Good tag line.

[Winfield]

I watched the rally last night on C-Span. Judge Moore's
speech was one of the most inspiring and intelligent speeches I have ever heard. What an incredible man! And what a tribute to the new Alabama: Blacks and whites united and marching together in this stand against those who would remove any acknowledgement of God from the market place of this great nation.

[billbears]

bump

[TOTAL RECALL]

I really do wish that I could go, but I live all the way out here in California. And plus, I'm going to Tahoe soon.

But yes, this ruling will truly be pivotal. I heard Chief Justice Moore on the Savage Nation yesterday, and he is truly a great American hero.

Kick some ass, Roy!

[CalvaryJohn]

Man, I was all fired up about this until I found that Savage was involved. Phooey.

[hattend]

Savage's Paul Revere Society is contributing money to Judge Moore's cause. This rubs you the wrong way?

[TOTAL RECALL]

Real mature, Johnny.

You know, it's okay to agree with Savage sometimes.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

"When people are willing to go to jail for their faith, that gets God's attention, and the blessings they will receive will be worth far more than any hardship they endure."

You got that right. As for mass revival, we will have to do the best we can til then. FReegards....

[BlessedByLiberty]

On your tagline - I think whores are less free with their favors for money than Greed Davis is.

As to the topic, what will the USSC do when this baby lands in its lap? The ACLU is on an unholy crusade to eliminate all references to God without the proof that the government is estabishing a religion. Surely, that fact must be part of the defense of all who stand against the Anti-Christian Lawyer's Union.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Judge Roy Moore is a leader. He has strength fired by Christian faith. So does Alan Keyes. Savage is fired by a combination of things, I think. =]

[Keyes2000mt]

Hannity asked Ambassadore Keyes if Judge Roy Moore might land in jail. Keyes replied, "Only if I go to jail with him!"

That's why I sat in the snow to get him on the primary ballot. Go Alan Go! God speed.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

"Man, I was all fired up about this until I found that Savage was involved. Phooey."

Savage isn't perfect. Nor is Jerry Falwell. Nor is Rush. Nor is Hannity. Nor is GW Bush. Nor is Alan Keyes. I know Judge Roy Moore isn't perfect-- in what way I don't know yet. But thank God for all of them. Name one sodomite who has done more for America than Savage. And BTW, tough talk is the best earthly remedy for the dangers of homosexuality. Being tolerant and gushy over sodomy is doing harm to the sodomist.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Imagine if Keyes replaced Powell as Secretary of State, how the world would change! Then again, he would have been quite a president. It's hard to imagine the democrats being any more partizan than they already are, so it's difficult to say that he would have been too polarizing.

[rwfromkansas]

hot dang

thank goodness the anti-Moore cabal hasn't shown up yet.

[DTwistedSisterS]

i'd like to know why there is such a fight over this... First Amendment you say? it says Congress shall pass no law... since when did one Judge become Congress? and pass a law?

[rwfromkansas]

Well, the courts say the 14th Amendment applies the BOR to the states (they are wrong).

But, even if it did, posting the Ten Commandments would not meet the test for what an "establishment of religion" is. That was a very narrow restriction.