The Elites’ Anti-Religion Obsession (Laura Ingraham)

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[jla]

bttt

[annyokie]

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

Thank you for posting a picture of my favorite Conservobabe.

[Zavien Doombringer]

LAWSON: I'm not suggesting it, I'm saying it. Absolutely. I mean, he talked about the wonder-working power of the American people. Any Evangelical Christian knows that that's a reference to a Him, the wonder-working power of the blood of Jesus.

Him = Hymn

Man, nobody edits thier pubs anymore!

[annyokie]

You're very welcome. She and the late Barbara Olsen are my favs.

[vpintheak]

We just gotta stand fast in the face of these evil, cowardly liars. Don't back down ever, remember that there is a difference between turning the other cheek and keeping silent. Maher and his ilk will face judgement just like the rest of us.

[Indianer]

George might be the most privately religeous leader in generations, but, surely, his predecessor was the most publicly religeous leader, what with bringing in poor old Billy Graham to tell the nation that adultry wasnt really a sin and bringing in Jesse for family prayer sessions. George could not and would not use religeon as a cheap political crutch.

[chiefqc]

How sad it is to see people who have no hope for the future. Who truely believe that when they die there is nothing else. When you understand this outlook that they have, you can understand why they have little or no time for others who look forward, with hope, to a life beyound the brief time spent on this planet that man is destroying by pretending to be as equal to or above God.

[reasonseeker]

"But this bitter elite posture is nothing new and people of faith—Christians, Jews and others—have long been not only ridiculed, but have actually been persecuted for their beliefs."

In what way have they been -- not just ridiculed -- but "PERSECUTED?" Religionists have gotten their way in altering the National Motto to include a reference to God (they insist that the Founding Fathers were really religious and didn't intend to have a separation of church and state, yet religionists found it necessary to alter the secular National Motto that the Founding Fathers themselves chose), and the Pledge of Allegiance (the original Pledge wasn't good enough for the religionists either). Are churches being closed down? Preachers thrown off the airwaves by government edict? Where is the alleged "persecution?"

[Big Mack]

Nuf said

[aardvark1]

Why does Bill Maher garner any attention whatsoever. He is universally portrayed as a wannabe comendian that isn't funny and the most PC person on the planet with the audacity to name a show "Policially Incorrect." He's a clymer...worse, he's a clymer wannabe.

[gaspar]

GQ is in a world of hurt. Its ad pages are down. It just canned its Publisher in July, and he was replaced by Peter King Hunsinger who had experience at Vanity Fair. Thus, expect the same sort of intellectually strained pieces from GQ as you get from VF as Conde Nast publishers (sound vaguely French?) tries to save a mag from going under.

[onedoug]

Thanks for posting.

[LiteKeeper]

SPOTREP

[roses of sharon]

Commie-vampires hate God. They shrink from the cross, and suck the lifes' blood out of everything they touch.

That's the Dems for ya!

[axel f]

Perhaps GQ should stick to publishing articles about subjects it understands—like pectoral implants, and the latest in male exfoliation products.

LOL! Boy, isn't that the truth. Those men's fashion/beauty tip magazines are really bad.

However, I loooove Laura Ingraham. What a perfect woman!

[Alouette]

religionists found it necessary to alter the secular National Motto that the Founding Fathers themselves chose,

OK, what was it before "religionists" changed it to IN GOD WE TRUST?

[f.Christian]

The ' wall - separation ' ... should be to KEEP these --- aclu liberal fascists atheists nazis OUT !

[INSENSITIVE GUY]

Contact your senators and ask them to vote for S-1558,"RELIGIOUS LIBERTIES RESTORATION ACT"!