Reply #10: I had read somewhere they were 12%; however, I'm not sure . . .

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if it was 22% or 12%.

I read an article (will try to find it later) that stated that the percentage of Evangelical Christians that voted in the 2004 election was the same that voted in previous elections, i.e., in 1996 and 2000.

However, they seem to believe, and have convinced Bush that THEY were the ones that voted him into office. They all have almost threatened him if he did not do as they wanted. Also, they have convinced Bush that the Almighty God Himself has placed him(Bush) in the White House at this time. They have also convinced him that his decisions are Biblical, and in a sense, will bring about the Rapture and the return of the Messiah Himself.

I don't know about you all but that scares the c*** out of me.

If George Bush is a Christian, as he states, his actions sure do not show him to be. However, neither do the actions or words of some of these so-called, self-proclaimed men of God.

I gotta get some Tylenol.