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Bob Dobalina
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 Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 12:17 am Post subject: Palin: Wise of Us To Start Seeking Some Divine Intervention |
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Palin: 'It Would Be Wise of Us To Start Seeking Some Divine Intervention in This Country Again'
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Sarah Palin apparently thinks we need some "divine intervention" in our politics, as if we haven't been Jesus'd enough already by these clowns who don't believe in the separation of church and state. Not surprising since these great Tea Party "patriots" think the only "real Americans" are Christians.
I wish Palin’s concern for the media criticizing those who inject religion into our politics was true. Sadly it is just the opposite as we’ve seen with the likes of the Tony Perkins and other hate mongers being allowed to weigh in on DADT and the abortion debate. And someone tell me how easy it is for anyone who is an atheist to get elected? Or who’s not a Christian for that matter? I don’t know what world Palin is living in, but it doesn’t resemble the one I’ve been watching when it comes to those expressing their faith having any problems in the media or with getting elected.
That of course will never stop the likes of Palin from playing the religious victim card. |
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That of course will never stop the likes of Palin from playing the religious victim card. |
That's exactly what's she's doing.
Didn't Bush claim that God told him to invade Iraq?
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Bob Dobalina
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I think according to Bob Woodward Bush was asked if he takes advise from his father and he said he takes advise from God. If that's true God must be a terrible war tactician and an even worse economist. 
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POAS
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Speaking of messages from God, I guess God now approves of the evil ways of New Orleans since he made the Saints Super Bowl champs!
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mostomotus
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| I think according to Bob Woodward Bush was asked if he takes advise from his father and he said he takes advise from God. If that's true God must be a terrible war tactician and an even worse economist. |
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