I can't wait for the dirt on Bush's preacher. Oh, I forgot. He doesn't go to church.

[chelsea0011]

So the biggest fundie enabler doesn't attend church and Obama's preacher is the news 24-7. I've given up thinking the media and many people would spend more than a moment actually talking about real issues. Excuse me, this is my stop. I'm getting off.

[nancyr]

1. He claims to be a Methodist.

[Lex]

6. you'd think some church attendance would be required

to back that claim up

[BeFree]

11. Well

The church he did go to, publiclly denounced his invasion of Iraq five years ago.

[damntexdem]

14. Well, he's certainly no methodologist.

;-)

[madokie]

19. I guess it kinda goes with his methodically dismantling our constitution

Thats the closest he'll ever be to a Methodist

[dgibby]

26. He's a Dominionist

If you're interested, there's an excellent article by Katherine Yurica on Information Clearing House entitled "The Despoiling of America-how George W. Bush became the head of the new American Dominionist Church/State". Long (and chilling) article, but well worth the read. It explains the whole neocon/fundie/republican nexus. Only thing it leaves out is the Moonie/Bush/fundie connection. It sure set my hair on fire!!!

[stellanoir]

2. Bob Jones University

McCain sucking up to Hagee.

It's all wholly hypocritical.

A wicked double standard.

[Donnachaidh]

3. actually, not going to church is a PLUS in my book.

Not for *, but for anyone else seeking my vote. We have far too many *political preachers* enjoying tax-free status in this country. Wanna comment on politics? PAY your FAIR share of taxes. :grr:

[driver8]

9. Amen to that!!

Keep religion out of our politics...it doesn't belong here!!

[damntexdem]

15. Hey, many of us HAVE to go to church ...

to vote -- it's where the polls are. ;-)

Well, actually, I usually vote early at the court house.

[Donnachaidh]

18. that shouldn't be legal

Do the churches give the polls use of the premises for free?

[madokie]

20. I agree with that

in a lot of ways the born agins are why we are where we are today, their voting as a block.

[elehhhhna]

4. He's a Moonie. K&R

[jaksavage]

5. He chats with GOD.

No need for a church.

[cornermouse]

10. Exactly.

God talks directly to him so he doesn't need a preacher. I still favor the idea that he's the anti-christ.

[lame54]

7. Doesn't go to church? - that's the one thing I like about him

[better tomorrow]

8. Billy Graham "saved" him....

and there is plenty out there on Graham....

[ChicagoRonin]

12. DId I hear that right?

Wait a second, the guy who is supposedly "God's President" doesn't attend church on Sundays?

Just wondering, have most Presidents been seen at church on Sundays? Given the myriad projects they probably need to be involved in and the 24-hour nature of running the country, I'd be surprised if they'd be able to. However, I seem to recall reading that Kennedy made sure to attend mass.

[tavalon]

23. If that's the first contradiction you've seen between what the silverspoon sociopath says

and what he does...............

I'm just saying.

[aquart]

13. Bush is not running.

This is such a sneaky way of getting more Obama talk into GD.

[ThomWV]

16. He's far to close to God to let a Church get in the middle, don't cha know?

[Initech]

17. Yeah, it's not like Falwell, Robertson, Hagee, Haggard, and so on haven't said horrible shit.

:eyes:

Although I gotta say even if Obama doesn't win we at least need to keep this guy around for entertainment value.

[zorahopkins]

21. Most Churches Don't Want Him

[hifalutin]

22. We all know who Bush's mentor is,

the name Cheney comes to mind.

[lonestarnot]

24. He's a pweeeetender and at best a lying deceiver! Smell the sulfur?

[WhinsChap]

25. Flames!

He's probably afraid he'll burst into flames the moment he sets foot in a church. The evil little prick.

[Virginia Dare]

27. Church of the Poison Mind..

oh wait, that was BOY George.