I’m absolutely sick and tired of the liberal double standard. Obama’s latest idea? African Americans for Obama. And the primary subset of that group? African American Women for Obama. Really? This is simply insulting, and absolutely racist AND sexist to the core.
And even worse are the sick comments to Herman Cain that were heard loud and wide in the liberal media. We heard straight up profanity being shot at him, and others claiming he’s not a real black man because he is conservative. Absolutely sickening for a party that frequently screams “racism!” toward everyone else, and even more sickening from the party that screams “tolerance” and “don’t judge me.” (Translation: Don’t say anything negative about me, but I can do whatever I want).
You know what? I’m going to be politically correct, and fight back with my own campaign group for Romney.
Join me, white men, as we change this country (Women, you’re welcome to help us too)!
Ben –
I myself an “personally troubled” with Romney’s Morminism!!
There is a big contriadiction of it, to Catholic teachings. Please, I emplore you to at least googal: Mormon Cosmology – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Then scroll down to – Cosmic divinity. (there is your contradiction).
Also Ben – I “converted” for a time into mormonism, from 11 – 16. Yes, my Catholic parents allowed me to do that. But I left it at 16 and returned to the church, so trust me Ben, I know what I am talking about here! Of course you can also get ticked off at me and delete this response, but that wont change one thing with what I am saying.
Have a nice wekend,
But here’s the big issue at stake here: I don’t mean to sound flippant or harsh, but when you’re electing a president, do their all theological viewpoints really matter in the big scheme of things?
Compared with the other issues of policy, it really seems to be something that’s low on the list. Would I like an orthodox pope-loving Catholic in the White House? Most certainly!
But I’d rather elect someone with a little bit of wonky theology than vote for someone who is “unelectable,” or worse, vote for someone who’s political policies is destructive to the country, like our current president.
Just my 2 cents…
The “mormon ideology” is just too wacky for my taste, and “if” Paul Ryan get’s the VP nomination, does that “balance” it out for you then? Apparently it does. Ryan doesn’t exactly do it for me, I believe in Safety Nets for the poor. Ryan doesn’t.
And that’s my two cents worth.
We may have to agree to disagree on Ryan, although I’d love to see him as VP (or even more, I’d love to see President Paul Ryan). I support his budget, and I think it has many urgently needed reforms for our country, but I have not intently studied it.
But let’s not forget that our bishop (who is also Ryan’s bishop, and a wise man) has said that his budget is well within the realms of acceptable Catholic social teaching(link). There is room to disagree, but knowing it’s supported by the bishop is good enough for me.
Your “politically correctness” needs work… women are a “SUBset”?! *chuckle*
You crack me up. You always make me smile.