Believers in the Pews--and the Polling Booth

I am very much a believer in God, and yes I will vote for McCain. The reason is not complicated, since no party has a monopoly on all the right answers/views, I must go with the party that follows God on most of these issues. McCain does. If you can not respect and value life at it's most vulnerable, then how can you lecture (as Obama frequently does) on war being morally wrong, helping the poor, etc . A couple lessons Mr. Obama has to learn: While helping the poor was close to the heart of Jesus, he is no way FORCED anyone to do so. Funny, how democrats are so "pro-choice" when it comes to taking a life, but become the socialists they really are when it comes to everything else.

When black Americans awaken, they will realize that Senator Obama was never a friend of the black church. By his own admission, he has been absent for about 20 years. The black church is Obama's whipping boy, and at the same time his talisman!

The Democrats have boxed themselves into a corner with their liberal social views. They retain the support of blacks in general but I wouldn't be surprised if the tiny portion of blacks who don't vote Democratic about 10% are the most authentically religious. The Democrats have also been losing ground with the Hispanics, 40% of whom voted for George Bush last time. If they want to capture the Presidency more often, they need to distance themselves form th socially liberal groups, feminists, gays, trial lawyers, etc.

Unfortunatly, most of these Americans mentioned are your typical everyday hypocrits or should I say hypochristians. These people go play out drugs, murder, rape, and all other criminal activity and go to church on Sunday to repent. Sounds rather Catholic. The political thing is plain and simple Barrack Osama only gets votes from majority black voters because he is simply Black. Clinton because she's a Woman lets just be real MORONS