[KsSunflower]

I would just say that you can't have it both ways. If you want the government out of your homeschooling, out of your gun closet, out of your paycheck, etc., that may mean that it also stays out of other people's bedrooms.

We may not like it, but we can't just pick and choose. I know you will come back with "right to carry", but where does it say that the government has the right to our bedrooms.

Again, we are a country based on Judeo-Christian principals, but we are not a theocracy.

[mkjessup]

we are a country based on Judeo-Christian principals, but we are not a theocracy

I never said we were, but if Rudy and his supporters think they can pass off his questionable moral values as being compatible with the morals and principles of Christians, they are in for a rude awakening. The polls mean nothing. The only poll that counts is the one on Election Day.

If Americans choose to sacrifice their own principles on the Al Davis altar of "just win baby!", they will deserve the chaos and amoral results that will follow.

We already elected an amoral horndog that shredded the fabric of social decency (or are you forgetting Bill Clinton?) and we don't need another one.

And I remind you that Rudy himself has said that his positions are very much like Clinton's.

That ought to be an absolute wake up call for ANYBODY who doesn't want the Clintonista mindset in the White House.

Here's a clue: Rudy's got that mindset by his own admission.