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Let's be honest... It remains perfectly acceptable for politicians to talk politics in church, and even campaign in churches and fill the pulpits - PROVIDED said politicians are Democrats. The hypocrisy is stunning.
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Originally Posted by irishvanguard
Yes, I would love to see the left's comments to Boehner, McCain, or George W. speaking in churches. "Entirely inappropriate!", they would scream.
In the last Bush campaign my elderly mother's PRIEST handed out Pro-Republican flyers to his parishioners after Mass...the Repugnant politicians don't have to show up personally when they have obedient tax free priests doing their dirty work...
BTW, since when is Michelle a politician...or president?????
She only talked about getting involved in the democratic process.
Not one word about re-electing her husband as President. I mean, goodness, she didn't even say, "Elect a Democrat". For all we know that cousin she wants signed up to vote could be a .....gasp..... Republican!
Wink, Nudge, to everyone who gets it.
By the way, it behooves me to point out the Civil Rights Movement began in churches. Not to mention that during the Constitutional Convention many of the town hall-type meetings between our Founding Fathers and the people of this young nation were held in... gasp again.... churches.
She only talked about getting involved in the democratic process.
Not one word about re-electing her husband as President. I mean, goodness, she didn't even say, "Elect a Democrat". For all we know that cousin she wants signed up to vote could be a .....gasp..... Republican!
Wink, Nudge, to everyone who gets it.
By the way, it behooves me to point out the Civil Rights Movement began in churches. Not to mention that during the Constitutional Convention many of the town hall-type meetings between our Founding Fathers and the people of this young nation were held in... gasp again.... churches.
If you will notice, I do not see anyone saying Michelle should not be speaking. They are imagining the loud protests and the pointed contradictions from the left when conservative politicians (and spokespersons!) try to do the same.
And, "WhoMe?", black politicians have been free to endorse candidates for 40+ years-----why are you suddenly surprised that a priest would do so (or are just falling into the same hypocrisy that this entire thread is premised on?) Thanks for proving the OP's point.
just like informing people that junk food is fattening = food nazi
The moose woman is an expert on what poor eating habits can do to one. Take a gander at her fat a$$.!
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