[concerned about politics]

Bush is doing just fine without your support, and he'll keep making decisions based on what he believes to be best for America......not on what you think he should do. That's why we elected him, and not you.

I think those Democrats who voted for Gore will still vote Democrat. What you've just typed to me is the same thing Bush is telling the real conservatives. "Screw you, I have the Democrat vote."

Time will tell, aye? I'm one vote. My spouce is another vote. My church isn't voting Bush. My friends are outraged.
You may feel Bush has it made, but it's the vote count in the end that tells the real story.
Bush can turn his back on many who voted for him assuming he's a shoe-in, but you know what they say about the person who assumes....
Bush has lost a lot of people, and has a possible false sence of security. So do you. Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
If it weren't for people like me, Bush would have lost 2000 to Gore.

[ohioWfan]

Your church isn't voting for Bush?! Is that a joke? Did you have a meeting and make a group decision?

Most Christians I know are thrilled with this Godly President because of his morality, pro-life, pro-family, and pro-responsibility positions. What kind of a church do you go to anyway, that you make these group political decisions, and don't understand the blessing of having this man as our President? Why don't you try suggesting that "your church" joins the Presidential Prayer Team? Your spiritual eyes may be opened (and those of the rest of your church).

[Torie]

Your church once voted for Bush, and now excoriates him. What church is that? It is interesting that you know the politics of the congregants. It must be rather political, sort of like Jesse Jackson's place.