McCain, Obama Debate Omits Culture War Issues

Judi »

Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:50 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

Neither of these candidates want to talk about abortion even thought McCain is supposed to be the champion on the issue. McCain says he wants Roe v Wade overturned so he can turn it over to the states. Isn't that about where it is now? Why isn't it possible to have abortion ruled as unconstitutional because it's murder except in cases where the mother's life is at risk. Republicans have used this issue as a vote getter and that's all that's really happened so far. In 2000 John McCain didn't think the right to bear arms issue was important to Republicans, but when he lost he changed his mind. When will voters get wise to being used by politicians. Chuck Baldwin is sincerely for all the right things, but people can't seem to let go of a sinking stone that will take down our constitution and the first amendment along with it. That for sure is something these globalists don't want to talk about non-big-business Christians and of course they won't have to.

Groups: Calif. Bills 'Squash' Moral Values, Religious Freedom

Judi »

Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:29 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

Compassionate Choices? There is nothing compassionate about death by dehydration. I think they need some sensitivity training as no one in their right mind would pick that way to die if they were given a choice.

Why is it assumed that foster children are likely to be rude to other people? Could it be if these children act out there's another problem and don't really need to be treated as if they are worse than other people because they have no rights?