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Arkansas Granny

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4. I would love to ask my boss that question, but we resolved not to talk politics when GWB was in offi

Reply to olegramps (Original post)

Sun Sep 27, 2020, 09:11 AM

Sep 2020

I once heard him say (before Trump) that he always votes Republican because of his Christian principles. I don't know how his conscience let's him vote for Trump.

This is a man who attends church (Southern Baptist) every Sunday, teaches Sunday School, family man, honest in his business dealing and just an all around good guy.

He despises men who talk and act like Trump, but I'm pretty sure he's going to vote for him anyway.

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What type of Christian doesn't what people to have health care? [View all] olegramps Sep 2020 OP

Most of them. Codeine Sep 2020 #1

Thank you. Solly Mack Sep 2020 #7

Stop pretending religion confers decency. n/t. Merlot Sep 2020 #14

Thank you. I'll also remind people that, historically, when lifesaving antibiotics, surgeries, Nay Sep 2020 #19

The religious philosophy of *some* fundamentalist Christians is no_hypocrisy Sep 2020 #2

christians who are republicans beachbumbob Sep 2020 #3

I would love to ask my boss that question, but we resolved not to talk politics when GWB was in offi Arkansas Granny Sep 2020 #4

Attends a church whose entire founding doctrines are based on slavery apologetics. ret5hd Sep 2020 #6

Why do supporters of Trump who were major benificiaries of the ACA want ACA killed? marble falls Sep 2020 #5

A fake christian. pwb Sep 2020 #8

logical fallacy Celerity Sep 2020 #25

a fake one NRaleighLiberal Sep 2020 #9

History begs to differ. Merlot Sep 2020 #15

+1000 Celerity Sep 2020 #26

that is a classic 'no true Scotsman' fallacy Celerity Sep 2020 #23

The ones with insurance. snort Sep 2020 #10

"I can't understand why a dog would do that disgusting thing." Girard442 Sep 2020 #11

The church of "I got mine, and screw you". nt JustABozoOnThisBus Sep 2020 #12

Oh, they want people to have health care.....IF they look like them Ferrets are Cool Sep 2020 #13

I once read a very wise opinion treestar Sep 2020 #22

Very, very good Christians dalton99a Sep 2020 #16

The regular kind Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2020 #17

The selfish ones. nt Hotler Sep 2020 #18

The Christian Establishment gained power through charity. Government programs threaten that power. Midnight Writer Sep 2020 #20

I have argued this with them and they insist it should treestar Sep 2020 #21

If charity worked, there would be no one living under bridges or children going to bed hungry Ferrets are Cool Sep 2020 #27

it is a fake quote, but still holds massive truth: Celerity Sep 2020 #28

Doesn't matter who said it treestar Sep 2020 #29

+1000 Celerity Sep 2020 #31

The one's who love God almost as much as they love their money. ooky Sep 2020 #24

The Ones Who Believe In Supply-Side Jesus, Sir The Magistrate Sep 2020 #30

Fake Christians, which mounts to the majority of them. nt Progressive Jones Sep 2020 #32

That, detective, is the right question. TheBlackAdder Sep 2020 #33

The ones who use religion to cover up White Supremacy JI7 Sep 2020 #34