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To: nopardons

Ted is piling on the religiosity with a bulldozer and sue, I know, it’s for Iowa, but come on .........

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I know, right?

I am on the cusp of becoming a Lutheran pastor after having been a chaplain for two years. I’m about as religious as you get. And I don’t trust anyone who is so blatantly forward about their faith.

It’s like a difference between living your faith and flaunting your faith. Could probably work in virtue signalling here too.

As I said in an earlier comment, dammit Ted, I want to like you, but what’s going on? You’re making it harder and harder for me to like you!


197 posted on 01/24/2016 8:51:04 PM PST by Luircin (The difference between lesser evil and greater good is who gets schlonged in the end.)
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To: Luircin
GOD bless you in your calling! And yes, I really DO mean that!

When Ted was first running for the Senate I was a really BIG fan; urging friends and family in Texas to vote for himMANDER IN CHIEF OF . Yes, I feel for the hype.

The more that has come out about him and the more I see and hear him, the less I like him. It has now gotten to the point that listening to him is difficult.

I realize that he is wooing Iowa, but the faux preacher act and the 10th rate Aimee Semple McPherson act is not just a BIG turnoff, but DISGUSTING !

We don't live in a theocracy, we aren't electing a COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF of religiosity, he's coming off as a wannabe Oliver Cromwell and it's too damned much !

203 posted on 01/24/2016 8:59:47 PM PST by nopardons
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