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I work with a large number of blacks who voted for Obama. They are also Christians who attend church weekly. I have stopped all discussions by explaining that this year's elections will be Christians vs. Racists.

I explain that Obama’s Church and State policy requires all people of faith to abandon their faith in all matters of government. I then explain that it worked because more than 90% of blacks ignored his position on murdering the unborn and separating their faith from government to vote for him.
If the conversation continues I ask them if they believe Satan is pro-life or against separation of church and state. I don't tell them they are wrong, I tell them they are deceived.
Using faith in every discussion quickly ends the discussion.
I also encounter those who say we need to pray for Obama. Then I suggest that since they voted for him, they need prayers to have their eyes opened.
To the “Do not judge” crowd, I remind them that Paul said we will be required to judge angels, and that they judged Senator McCain unworthy to be president despite his anti abortion and Christ honoring actions.

I explain that Christ told us we can tell a tree by its fruit. Obama's fruit suggests that God is wrong about having no other gods before Him and not murdering. I also remind them that 2 Gospels warn against causing a child to sin, and that liberal policies allow a school age child to get an abortion without their parent's knowledge. Romans 12:2 reminds them not to conform to secular teaching the way Obama and the Democratic Party require them to. I ask if voting for someone who supports anti-Christian ideals is conforming to secular ways... and doesn't that behavior then become the fruit of your tree?

Liberals despise the use of faith in political discussions because attacking religion openly is dangerous to their discussion, that's why they want to remove God from our country legally. People have stopped discussing politics with me. I'm also noticing many of the Obama pictures that were so prominent after the election, are disappearing.

Spreading Christ's message and using it to frame our discussions is part of the great commission.
No one wants to be told they are wrong, explaining that they are being deceived is easier and more obvious.