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Imagine that!
A bible thumpin' family values Governor commits adultery and has an epiphany. He confesses to his lord and savior, and since all men are fallen, 'tis all good now, right?
He's all about family values when it comes to same sex marriages (hint, that means Paul and Ringo or Sally and Henrietta can't get married) but when it comes to those vows he made, in front of God and witnesses, you know, marriage vows, he forgets them and presumably stocks up on the lil' ole' blue pills and does the bed spread boogie with his assistant.
A good 'ole southern, a God FEERIN' southern boy, would transgress. Tell us it ain't so! Bless my heart, I can't imagine such a thing occurring. Hazel, I tell you, that Governor of ours is a MAN of God!
Well, the dirty old man is a hypocrite, but, hey, in his words, "“I’ve asked God to forgive me because that’s the most important thing, I want back in His fellowship. And so I asked God to forgive me.”
Just another pontificating weasel proclaiming to be graced.
A bible thumpin' family values Governor commits adultery and has an epiphany. He confesses to his lord and savior, and since all men are fallen, 'tis all good now, right?
He's all about family values when it comes to same sex marriages (hint, that means Paul and Ringo or Sally and Henrietta can't get married) but when it comes to those vows he made, in front of God and witnesses, you know, marriage vows, he forgets them and presumably stocks up on the lil' ole' blue pills and does the bed spread boogie with his assistant.
A good 'ole southern, a God FEERIN' southern boy, would transgress. Tell us it ain't so! Bless my heart, I can't imagine such a thing occurring. Hazel, I tell you, that Governor of ours is a MAN of God!
Well, the dirty old man is a hypocrite, but, hey, in his words, "“I’ve asked God to forgive me because that’s the most important thing, I want back in His fellowship. And so I asked God to forgive me.”
Just another pontificating weasel proclaiming to be graced.
As a resident of the state of Alabama, Governor Bentley is a joke, and always has been. He fights against the evil of gay marriage and allowing the lottery, all while plowing his secretary. Fact is, he is like any other politician, which is to say, he follows the money and the power. He knows what will get him elected in this state, so he plays up to it, and the people in this state are stupid enough to buy it. Simple as that.
What I find funny about the whole situation though, is my co-workers (and other Republicans) reaction to it all. The same people wanting to impeach Clinton, and the same people who think Obama is a Kenyan Muslim, all with no proof I might add, all of a sudden want to wait for the whole story. This is a convo I heard the other day, best I can remember it....
"Well, just remember we don't know the whole story!"
"Yea, you're right. It could be someone just trying to smear his name!"
"Exactly! It is probably some gay rights group or something trying to get him out of office so they can get a governor that won't fight gay marriage!"
blah blah blah blah blah.... Then, the very next day.....
"Well, Obama is a damn Kenyan Muslim, so it's no surprise he's such a crappy President"
"Yea, I know right! He shouldn't even have been allowed to run!!"
These were both religious, Republican co-workers. It amazes me how their hypocrisy extends to things way beyond religion.
They seem to believe if they are sinning, they must be doing something right. I see it here on the forum. Professed sinners telling me I am wrong not to submit.
Yes, on the headline date of this article, likely a majority of Christians* were not boinking their secretaries while decrying the loss of family values. And [sniff] no one in the nasty, hateful, lib-ruhl press thought THAT newsworthy. Although it occurs to me that no one in the Christian / conservative / alternative press thinks it newsworthy to print stories about ethical and morally admirable behavior by atheists ... but I digress.
* Although, I'm guessing, not most governors, Christian or otherwise
A bible thumpin' family values Governor commits adultery and has an epiphany. He confesses to his lord and savior, and since all men are fallen, 'tis all good now, right?
Lol, that dirty b@stard is thumpin' more than his bible.
A bible thumpin' family values Governor commits adultery and has an epiphany. He confesses to his lord and savior, and since all men are fallen, 'tis all good now, right?
He's all about family values when it comes to same sex marriages (hint, that means Paul and Ringo or Sally and Henrietta can't get married) but when it comes to those vows he made, in front of God and witnesses, you know, marriage vows, he forgets them and presumably stocks up on the lil' ole' blue pills and does the bed spread boogie with his assistant.
A good 'ole southern, a God FEERIN' southern boy, would transgress. Tell us it ain't so! Bless my heart, I can't imagine such a thing occurring. Hazel, I tell you, that Governor of ours is a MAN of God!
Well, the dirty old man is a hypocrite, but, hey, in his words, "“I’ve asked God to forgive me because that’s the most important thing, I want back in His fellowship. And so I asked God to forgive me.”
Just another pontificating weasel proclaiming to be graced.
OK...he's a hypocrite. Now what does that have to do with anything?
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