Leaders debating whether to even endorse a candidate(muslims resent Bush)

The Associated Press ^ | Sep 06, 2004 | Rachel Zoll

[OK]

Bukhari:V9B84N59 “Allah’s Apostle said, ‘I have been ordered to fight the people till they say: “None has the right to be worshipped but Allah.” Whoever says this will save his property and his life from me.’”

http://www.prophetofdoom.net/

[pray4liberty]

Here's a solution to this angst: stay home on Election Day.

[Indie]

BOth major parties prostituting their morality for the votes of satan's devils.

2004 is my last vote for the R.

[SheLion]

2004 is my last vote for the R.

Excuse me. Can I ask what you mean by this? :)

[Dubya]

I understand. But, we have to be as smart as a serpent and as gentle as Lamb. We need to get our guy elected and then run the country the way it should be run. God bless you and hang in there with us.

[Dubya]

I hope the Muslims do stay home. They are not going to vote for Bush. You have said it well.

[Indie]

Don't worry! I am NOT abandoning President Bush in 2004!

Any shift away from the R party by conservative Christians in years to come can only help the party. It will wither adapt to the right, and maintain conservative moral priniples, [and it's base] or it will lose voters to third parties [Constitution Party, etc], and thereby begin to lose more races to the Rats in 2006 and 2008..

Personally, I think it will choose to survive. ;)

[Dubya]

Very good points, thanks.

[sy454]

Your Point is well taken.I know that Pres Bush is trying to butter both sides of the bread. There is no candidate Conservative enough for me. Pres Bush is still my choice.As a Vietnam Vet I would never in 1000 years vote for John Kerry.

[Cableguy]

If they endorse Kerry, it may actually help Bush and hurt Kerry. Imagine what the Jewish voters will think when they hear about this.

[Dubya]

I wish they would endorse Kerry. You are right.