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Most Christians are probably going to vote for the Texas oil lobbiest who wants to open the doors of this country for everyone to illegally come in, but I'm leaning more towards Romney, and this will also be my first ever vote for President. But I need to know more about the guy maybe. Can we lay it all out on the table here? I know there will be many opinions and theories but I'll be carefull and only accept the facts. I really do like what I see so far. So far his integrity seems very real and he doesn't seem like he'd be two faced or a lobbiest type.
Most Christians are probably going to vote for the Texas oil lobbiest who wants to open the doors of this country for everyone to illegally come in, but I'm leaning more towards Romney, and this will also be my first ever vote for President. But I need to know more about the guy maybe. Can we lay it all out on the table here? I know there will be many opinions and theories but I'll be carefull and only accept the facts. I really do like what I see so far. So far his integrity seems very real and he doesn't seem like he'd be two faced or a lobbiest type.
Romney has flip-flopped on practically every issue.
Most Christians are probably going to vote for the Texas oil lobbiest who wants to open the doors of this country for everyone to illegally come in,
How do you know that? I probably would not vote for him.
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but I'm leaning more towards Romney, and this will also be my first ever vote for President. But I need to know more about the guy maybe. Can we lay it all out on the table here? I know there will be many opinions and theories but I'll be carefull and only accept the facts. I really do like what I see so far. So far his integrity seems very real and he doesn't seem like he'd be two faced or a lobbiest type.
My problem with Romney is that he's just not a conservative. His religion is irrelevant, in my mind. Our current president is either a universalist, a muslim, or an atheist. Past presidents have been a wide range of them. Our last one was an Evangelical Christian. Religion doesn't necessarily seem to indicate a good president. One could argue that if you're dumb enough not to believe in God, your wisdom should be questioned, but I'm not necessarily going to suggest that.
I am a former Mormon, but I hold nothing against Mormons and would not hesitate to vote for one if I preferred them in all other ways (in other words I would not hold Mormonism against a candidate). Personally, if I had to vote for someone in the Republican party, I'd choose the other Mormon, Jon Huntsman.
Romney has flip-flopped on practically every issue.
I support Ron Paul.
What issues?
When confronted about gay rights he stood pretty firm and agreed to disagree. He stood firm and didn't try and butter up both sides. He said, "marriage is between a man and a woman". That's as real as it gets. Someone else might have tried to ride the fence.
Ron Paul... He would be my next choice as of right now, simply because I sense he's not a two faced lobbying and corrupt politician. That's the second qualification in my book. First and foremost would be them being a disciple of Yahushua the Messiah of course.
How do you know that? I probably would not vote for him.
My problem with Romney is that he's just not a conservative. His religion is irrelevant, in my mind. Our current president is either a universalist, a muslim, or an atheist. Past presidents have been a wide range of them. Our last one was an Evangelical Christian. Religion doesn't necessarily seem to indicate a good president. One could argue that if you're dumb enough not to believe in God, your wisdom should be questioned, but I'm not necessarily going to suggest that.
Key word - probably. It's just what I think is probable, not factual.
His religion is very relevant to me, since from my experience the Mormons are ranked either one or two in morality and integrity when compared to other denominations. I would think because of that he'd make an excellant president.
How do you know that? I probably would not vote for him.
My problem with Romney is that he's just not a conservative. His religion is irrelevant, in my mind. Our current president is either a universalist, a muslim, or an atheist. Past presidents have been a wide range of them. Our last one was an Evangelical Christian. Religion doesn't necessarily seem to indicate a good president. One could argue that if you're dumb enough not to believe in God, your wisdom should be questioned, but I'm not necessarily going to suggest that.
Whoa, wait a minute. He's not a conservative? Explain. The first thing I learned about him was a very conservative stance on marriage.
I am a former Mormon, but I hold nothing against Mormons and would not hesitate to vote for one if I preferred them in all other ways (in other words I would not hold Mormonism against a candidate). Personally, if I had to vote for someone in the Republican party, I'd choose the other Mormon, Jon Huntsman.
But, I will be voting for Obama.
Jon Huntsman... never heard of him. I'll research him. So why? Why Huntsman over Romney?
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