TAKING OVER THE CRA/NFRA AND THE CHALCEDON FOUNDATION - ARE WE BEING MANIPULATED?

[Chancellor Palpatine]

He can handle it.

Thanks again for those links that put me onto this. Had it not been for you, I'd have never done this.

[PeoplesRep_of_LA]

You get a special ping all to your lonesome.

I see white is black and black is white for one of the only outright Liberals on FR.

You still have 0 credability, and I still know that you are a Troll. I wish they would ban you again.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

Ah, but not for themselves, you know. For thee, but not for me.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

And as far as I know, there is no record of national success for these folks.

[Publius6961]

Huh?

[Iconoclast2]

If CRA had any power, why then Warren Buffett and the globalist puppetmasters pushing Arnold wouldn't have gotten to square one. Arnold's election is just about the most unlikely time to be complaining about CRA power that I can imagine.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

I loved this one:

Although there were many such attacks, including the CRP Chairman initiating lawsuits against Republican Assembly candidates, the ones that could be the most costly were the attacks by a CRA Unit President and his associates on Congressman Steve Kuykendall and candidate Jim Cuneen. While Republicans in the rest of the country were trying to save our Speakership in the House, they were trying to hand it to the Democrats.

[Spiff]

You failed to answer the question:

If not a Christian moral code, by which code do you suggest we would better be governed? Please cite historical precedent.

I've read through most of what you posted, scanned the rest, and will follow some of the links later. So far, everything I've seen makes me support the NFRA and its state assemblies even more. I see nothing sinister here. I see a concerned group of Christians trying to associate together to exert some political power. What's wrong with that? Oh yeah, they try to follow Jesus Christ. Can't have any of that whackjob stuff in the Republican Party. What was I thinking!?

[Chancellor Palpatine]

You don't get it, do you? Schwarzenegger was the only one who could do it, because he wasn't part of the mechanism, and they couldn't trash him from inside.

I'm not even sure that the recall was supposed to succeed - had it not been for the fortuitous bit of luck that Issa fronted money, that effort would have died on the vine.

Looks like a bunch of lucky coincidences delivered the CRP from the clutches of these bozos.

You have a chance now - use it well.

[Spiff]

And as far as I know, there is no record of national success for these folks.

There is no record of national success because the national version of this good, conservative group has only recently been formed.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

How about the one we have now, you know, the one where Jews, Buddhists, Moslems, Atheists and every other creed on earth can participate in this government?

You're starting to get hysterical.

Besides, they're kind of forgetting that part of scripture that says "My kingdom is not of this world".

[Spiff]

Looks like a bunch of lucky coincidences delivered the CRP from the clutches of these bozos.

Yes, it appears that the CRP has now been delivered to the moderates (aka. liberals), centrists (aka. liberals), and other RINOs (aka. liberals). And here you are grinning from ear to ear about it. You just can't resist attacking conservatives and supporting liberals. Maybe DU would be a better forum for you.

[habs4ever]

The CRP is dominated by the CRA, not the RINO country clubbers, correct? And the CRA spends its time screaming about how the CRP is feckless and costs the GOP elections?

So,does anyone else some major disconnect with reality going on here?

[Poohbah]

I see a concerned group of Christians trying to associate together to exert some political power.

Chalcedon--the foundation behind this movement--explicitly believes that non-Christians (and I am not a "Christian" by their reckoning, as I am a Catholic) should be legally prohibited from voting, running for office, or otherwise engaging in any aspect of political life.

The Constitution's prohibition on religious tests for public office is anathema to them.

[EllaMinnow]

...advocated a nation ruled by Biblical law, a vision that assigned the death penalty for 18 sins, including murder, rape of a betrothed virgin, adultery and sodomy.

Not exactly a mainstream Christian, or even conservative Christian opinion, IMHO.

Do you agree?

[Amerigomag]

From my perspective the compelation you present was published to warn of the danger that Christians present to the state of California.

Did I misunderstand your intention?

[Sabertooth]

It's so... so vast.

So right wing.

Such a conspiracy.

Give Hillary a hug for me.

[rwfromkansas]

Wow you are loony.

Christian reconstructionists are not out to get you...

Don't pay attention to this nonsense folks.

[habs4ever]

I guess because they did an end run on the CRP/CRA that the Republicans actually WON this time....

[rwfromkansas]

hey you all, look at what loony Palp thinks now....lol

Apparently theonomists have taken over the California Republican Assembly....lol