To: Dog Gone
Yep, some FR posters remind me of my former Baptist church back home.
Several of the Deacons decided to let their children attend the Junior/Senior prom.
Some front pew fundamentalist members objected over the possibility that the children would be exposed to or might even dance and wanted the deacons replaced with staunch like thinkers.
The majority of the church would not vote out the deacons so several of the staunch fundamentalist walked out and formed their own church.
I remember well the insults hurled back and forth about who was the most Christian.
About the same thing here as to who is the most conservative.
I support Duncan Hunter because he is not only a good, decent, caring person but he shares my values and love of this great country.
I truly pray that Duncan will wind up as the next POTUS but if he dosen't I will support who ever the majority of Republicans put out as their candidate.
So does this make me a conservative or a Republican or both?
I certainly will not walk just because some fundamentalist tells me that I am not following the letter of what some consider conservatism to be for them.
I wonder what the Gipper would say about this situation.
One thing he would say is that Republicans should not speak ill of other Republicans.
Just the lowly opinion of a Red State Wannabe.
241 posted on
03/04/2007 7:09:10 PM PST by
OKIEDOC
(Kalifornia, DUNCAN 08, ELECTION 2008, MOST IMPORTANT OF MY LIFE TIME)
To: OKIEDOC
I wonder what the Gipper would say about this situation. Here's what he said:
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248 posted on
03/04/2007 7:13:39 PM PST by
paulat
(I'd rather vote for someone who CAN ACTUALLY BE ELECTED)
To: OKIEDOC
It's a good opinion, in my estimation.
Keep the faith.
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