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To: billbears
Sorry John but I could spend a day pointing out Republicans that are just as in the wrong as Democrats. It's not the man, it's their belief. There are many Southern Democrats that remain Democrat for other reasons than agreeing with the party platform.

I agree with what you are saying to a point. The point is reached at having to vote for a democrat. I just can't do it on biblical reasons until the democrat party drops its anti-Christian agenda. Because Every democrat, whether they say they support the party's platform or not, supports the party's platform by being democrat.

I've also run into the "I'm a democrat because my father was a democrat and his father was a democrat" types. I consider them the blindest of the blind. And not only blind but totally disinterested in seeing the truth. There are no so blind as those who will not see. Some of these actually vote republican. They are borderline ok. The ones who vote straight democrat for this reason are as evil as hillary herself. They are attacking this country through their own ignorance and refusal to acknowledge truth.

Unfortunately for most of them all we can do is pray that God will save and change them or remove them and then wait for them to change or die.

19 posted on 11/10/2003 4:11:00 AM PST by John O (God Save America (Please))
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To: John O
"I'm a democrat because my father was a democrat and his father was a democrat" types

That's common here too. The yoopers(although they are changing), Detroits Southern Surbubs(not changing), and parts of Macomb and Monroe County(changing) are like that.

39 posted on 11/12/2003 5:27:18 AM PST by Dan from Michigan ("Dead or alive, I got a .45, and I never miss" - AC/DC)
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