[Signalman]

I don’t care if a candidate worships trees and rocks. If he believes in a free-market economy, low taxes, a strong defense and a smaller, more efficient government, I’ll vote for him.

[Cicero]

Regretably, Romney doesn’t support any of those things.

And it’s illusory to think that someone with skewed moral values, who is a pioneer of gay marriage and taxpayer funded abortion, can be trusted. Every time Romney opens his mouth, he lies.

The moral values and the character of a President are important. You need someone you can trust. Romney thinks he is a god who can do whatever he chooses.

[svcw]

Then you wont be supporting Romney.

[righttackle44]

That’s nonsense. It is of such beliefs that stupidity advances in the American culture.

[publius321]

“I don’t care if a candidate worships trees and rocks. If he believes in a free-market economy, low taxes, a strong defense and a smaller, more efficient government, I’ll vote for him.”

I'm getting these responses from people like you who don't CARE about the issue about which I am addressing. I am specifically referring to evangelical Christians who are falling for this savage wolf in sheep's clothing during the PRIMARY when we have two christian statesmen from which to choose (Rick & Newt).

I am calling THEM out for acting just like Democrats (mainly in the African American community)who claim to be disciples of Christ yet JUSTIFY their voting for abortifiers of 30 million children and promulgators of homosexual “marriage” they claim to largely OPPOSE - on the grounds that “there are OTHER issues” - mainly their own financial advantages, unjust as they are to the rest of the population.

Any Christian supporting Mitt Romney is betraying the faith for what they delusionally perceive to be there own FINANCIAL interest by ignoring the false air of validity they give to this pagan religion founded by a seer who received his prophecies from a demon he channeled against the fundamental warnings of God himself in Deut. which commands unequivocally that contacting spirits is an abomination. It led to the fall of King Saul and Israel's fall in the Old Testament.

You may not care about this but again, I'm not talking to you.

[LetMarch]

As I wrote: That is our problem! We try to leave God out of it! And that is not possible!

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by Him, and without Him was not any thing made.” (John 1:1-3)

[Nowhere Man]

I don’t care if a candidate worships trees and rocks. If he believes in a free-market economy, low taxes, a strong defense and a smaller, more efficient government, I’ll vote for him.

Amen! This is a touchy subject, but As long as his/her religion does not advocate flying planes into buildings or advocate human/animal sacrifice. I believe the candidate needs to believe and follow basic/Mosiac Law (The Ten Commandments reaffirm the basic dealings and the way we should act towards each others as a standard of law) and be pro-life and pro-traditional marriage personally. Still, the last two under our form of law should be basically left up to each State to decide for themselves although I'd like to see a pro-life Amendment. Still, you hit the nail on the head where you need someone who know what they are doing and where we'd feel comfortable handling that "3 AM hone call."