Comments on: Polls suggest U.S. evangelicals support still fluid

By: Keith M Warwick

Keith M Warwick — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 15:55:36 +0000

Fluid?

Just what kind of fluid leaves me the supicion that as usual it with the corrosive acid of hate and condemnation, that so many bible-belters enjoy manifesting.

The trouble with the US voting system is that is allows these racist hypocrites the chance to trample over all that is good and new.

Obama has not got a chance - they will fall into their usual routine of saying NO to blacks and all other social groups that they so extravagantly dislike.

By: Winghunter

Winghunter — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:34:05 +0000

The pretenders can’t outrun their records. Time will prove the only conservative in the race;

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By: tam6824

tam6824 — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 18:53:01 +0000

I am at a loss as to how Evangelicals view either Huckabee or McCain as conservative!?! Neither of them have true conservative records. McCain worsened the polital process with the McCain Feingold bill, the McCain Kennedy bill certainly isn’t in step with the view of most Americans in regard to illegal immigration. He voted against the tax cuts which kept our country from recession after 9-11. He is being endorsed by Joe Lieberman, a democrat turned independent. While I like Joe Lieberman - I believe he has integrity, I can’t help but be weary when a democrat endorses a supposed conservative! Mike Huckabee has behaved more as a liberal as well in Arkansas…raised taxes, his record on pardons is insane! Worse than that, he has been investigated for 14 ethical violations - cited for 5 or 6. It’s interesting that Romney, Thompson and McCain have all been victims of push polling from the Huckabee camp - which of course Huckabee adamantly denies…he says he’s asked them to stop (I’ll bet). Mike Huckabee uses his pulpit and the support of other preachers to perpetuate the fear of Mormons into the Evangelicals. Fortunately many of them know a Mormon and know that they aren’t the crazed cult members that Huckabee tries to paint them as. He also uses the fact that he’s not rich to try and win votes - slamming Mitt Romney for being a successful businessman. Isn’t capitalism the system this country is built on? I hope that Mike Huckabee will be exposed as the phony he is - I don’t like his record and I don’t like his tactics…he is one RINO I could never support. I pray that Evangelicals will look past his “Christianity” and see him for what he is. Mitt Romney is the best man for this country. If Evangelicals are fearful of his Mormonism they should ignore what they have been taught and go to mormon.org to find what it is the Mormons believe. I think they might be surprised to find that Mormons are just as Christian as they are!

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 18:27:22 +0000

John McCain is considered conservative?! What about McCain Feingold? What about his voting against the Bush tax cuts? What about the recent amnesty bill that he supported? What about his voting against the Marriage Protection Amendment? John McCain is a conservative? Hardly.

By: Dan Campbell

Dan Campbell — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:59:34 +0000

Mike Huckabee is soaring!

It is men like this who constructed the Constitution of this great nation. Huckabee is a man that will be written into our history books as being one of the greatest leaders our Country has ever produced.

We like Mike!

Dan Campbell

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:36:33 +0000

whoops, Wyoming not Montana. Somewhere out there. Doesn’t that make two states out of four for Romney, and nearly twice as many delegates as the next runner up?

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 17:29:34 +0000

Why are the Montana results left out of the report?