Some people actually think this. They think that the only reason that Bush won was because the Christians only voted to what thier religion told them. Not what they thought was right. People honestly think this. I’m not making it up. People don’t understand that what we believe as Christians is what we believe is right. We are going to vote accordingly. This isn’t just mindless following of the crowd. We will vote according to what we think is the best for the citizens of the United States just like anyone else. Just because our live and reason are guided by the faith that we have in Jesus, doesn’t mean that our votes aren’t genuinly our own. People need to realize that Bush won the electoral vote by a comfortable margin. Not only that, he won the popular vote as well. This is what the liberals were complaining about four years ago and even though Bush won comfortably in both votes this year. The only difference between this election and the last one is that last time the liberals complained that Bush didn’t really win even though he won the count that mattered. This time they are complaining that the only reason he won was because of the “Radical Right-Wing Born-Agains” that swayed the vote from what the people really wanted. The only thing is that these “Christian Radicals” make up a large part of the population. Much larger than the media will recognize. (but I will rant about that later.) Overall this just goes to show that some people don’t really think about what is really going on. If people would slow down and think about the situation, then our country would be better off.

-Allyn

Michael Moore has announced his post-election analysis.

No, I did not edit that in any way. It’s on the front of Michael Moore’s website, if you want to see if for yourself. I know I should be insulted and write up some disgusting and vulgar email to Michael and send it off, but strangely, I am not angry (even though I did have some fun using Michael’s contact form, and sending him letters from “George W. Bush” and “John F. Kerry”… but that’s a different story). In fact, I’m taking it as a compliment. Ovbiously, that “map” was directed towards the idea that “all of ‘dem evil Christians voted for Bush because they hates gays,” a point which I dispute, but honestly, how often is it that you get insulted for standing up for your beliefs? I will take this as a badge of honor.

Now, as for the United States of Canada, that might not be such a bad idea… banish them all to Canada…:wink: Well, maybe not, but it’s fun to toss around the idea.

-Aaron, Proud Citizen of “Jesusland”