Obama: Holier Than Thou!

Remember all the grief and anguish over the Huckabee ad with a cross in the background?

Yes, I remember the Huckabee issue and the grief he received over a cross that was not really a cross but a bookcase.

This is really a cross.

I’m waiting for the lefty howling any minute now.

Waiting, but not holding my breath.

Still waiting…..

Something must have held them up…..

They should be along any minute now……

Hellloooooo……

Anyone here????

Sky?

Doug?

Stevie?

Any minute now…

Consistency and intellectual honesty demand that they step forward and say something regarding this issue.

Many people in WV thought Obama was a Muslim. I think that is why the cross? Image change.

Picture comes out the same day as the perfect endorsement was given to him:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080514/ap_on_el_pr/obama_endorsement_2

You must be kidding me! BHO “doing the Lord’s work???” Given the church he went to, I’m more than a little nervous over what his and Jeremiah “God damn America” Wright’s version of the “doing the Lord’s work” is…
So, this was put out by the Kentucky Democrats it looks like; looks like they still believe BHO has cracks in his facade that need to be shored up. My educated guess is that Hillary will sweep the remaining primaries (with the possible exception of Oregon). Given that the results of Florida and Michigan are still being ignored by the DNC; who are increasingly desparate to annoint BHO as their messiah. Every MSM pundit and their uncle is trying to call BHO the winner, and talking about Democratic Party unity. After having the gaul to complain about conservative talk radio, liberals aren’t complaining much about every other outlet kissing BHO’s feet.

Well, im answer to your question I don’t let religion enter into the equation. After all, the Constitution strictly forbids it. And I am wary of zealots of any kind. But then again, there are people who think a president has to be deeply religious in order to function. He does not. He needs to put the welfare of the American people first, last and foremost. That would be his job.

Obama is so false. He is not a Christian but a black separatist. His church believes that Jesus was black. That God is black. Therefore, he does not worship Jesus the Jew but a fantasy in his own mind. He will probably win over some people with this ploy. I hope not because he would be a disaster as president. He is a disaster as a senator and he would be a disaster as dogcatcher. Oh, I forgot, muslims won’t touch dogs will they? My bad.

When the media gets snarky about republican cadidates using religion the republican need to ignore them and not cave to them. After all, it doesn’t matter what the republican say they will get snark. This is how the media gets their power. Everyone caves to them.

BarbaraS, I’m not trying to be snarky, but where does the Constitution ‘forbid’ any association with religion?

Before I start, for some reason this line seemed really, really funny:
“Therefore, he does not worship Jesus the Jew but a fantasy in his own mind. ”

Moving on though - Barbara, as others have pointed out, there is nothing in our constitution which forbids you from voting for officials based on their religion (or race, or gender, or fashion sense). All the Consitution says is that Congress cannot enact laws which have a discriminatory effect on candidates or voters on grounds of religion/gender/race/etc..

Another thing that strikes me, an atheist, during this election is kind of a deep irony (especially rich in in this particular blog post). To me, it seems like Conservative Christians have finally done it - over the last 20 years, they’ve brought religion so much to the forefront of politics that campaigns and debates are now more focussed on bible verses, church attendance, whether the candidates are True Christians, and pictures with crosses in the background than, well, anything to do with the candidiates’ ability to run the country. And now these same Conservative Christians are complaining about it!

Isn’t this type of election season exactly what you all wanted?

From the blog:
All I can say is that it takes some nerve. Since most Obama’s most ardent disciples are among the first to screech “separation of church and state” should ANY GOP leader even mention God in a sentence.

What a load of hyperbolic drivel. I’m certainly not a disciple or even supporter of Obama, but I am pretty quick to “screech ’separation of church and state’” when appropriate. I had no problem with FT “mentioning God” whenever / however he chose. On policy issues that matter, I was rooting for him all along, and was actually excited to cast my vote in that direction. I suppose, had he been going beyond mentioning God into pushing for laws requiring mandatory prayer to Jesus in public schools, that might give me a little pause. Any religious objection I’d ever voiced about Huckabee was not him “mentioning God in a sentence”, but rather was fueled by concerns that he seemed likely to be a proponent of policies and laws that infringe on the rights of non-adherents of his religion. Hopefully the crowd here is sophisticated enough to appreciate my somewhat nuanced stance on the issue…