On Xfinity News, Comcast points out that "God" isn't part of the Democratic platform

[Orrex]

Boo-freaking-hoo.

Of course Righteous Ryan has to express his outrage about it, and thank goodness that Comcast (and other media outlets, no doubt) is there to help throw a megaphone into the echo chamber.


Bravo, Dems. I've wanted to have God removed from party platforms for years. Thanks!

[mr_hat]

1. He could just put His own plank in

if it were that big a deal.

[Curtland1015]

2. I thought Ryan only pretended to worship God to keep the anti-Randites off his back?

Who knew he cared so much?

[bigtree]

3. I thought fundies believe god is omnipresent

. . . by their own logic . . . (s)he's in there!

[KamaAina]

4. I'm all over it

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021275675

and note: Xfinity (Comcast) owns NBC. So this is the M$M.

[Initech]

5. Good!!! I'm tired of the self righteous.

[Terra Alta]

6. why should God be in any party's platform?

I'm a Christian, but this isn't a theocracy. There are lots of people in this country who don't believe in God.

[bakpakr]

7. And it also is NOT in;

The Constitution Of The United States.

There let them put that in their pipes and smoke it!!!!

[mom2threegirls]

8. It seems obvious...

In order to promote true religious freedom, a government has to separate itself from all religions, and find the middle ground that allows each person to worship as they choose.

[JRLeft]

9. Good, one person's God should be praised in private.

[Warren DeMontague]

10. Everyone knows that Zeus is the Deity in charge of overpriced bundles & throttled broadband service

I would think they'd be more concerned about that omission.