Email from the evil bigots at Christian Action League

[Ian David]

I suggest looking at their voter guide, and voting for everyone they tell you NOT to vote for.


From: [e-mail] <[e-mail]>
To: [e-mail]
Date: Nov 6, 2006
Subject: {Christian Action League} URGENT ELECTION ALERT!



A Letter of Exhortation from the Christian Action League’s Executive Director on the Eve of Election Day

Dear Friends of the Christian Action League of North Carolina, Inc.

Tuesday, November 7 could be a watershed day for Christian values in our state and nation. Much of what Conservative Evangelicals have been working towards for years is at stake. Granted, the process of reversing the course of our nation’s moral meltdown has been slow and often discouraging. But unless Christians show up at the polls and vote their values, the cause of righteousness could experience a serious set back.

I have written about this matter in a recent editorial that I urge you to access and read by going to this link: http://www.christianactionleague.org/article/479

The editorial was written from a national perspective. Nevertheless, its same principles can be applied to the coming mid-term elections for State and local candidates.

Much is at stake this election. Without question, the most serious question Christians should ask themselves as they are heading for the poll is: Whom shall I trust to care for my state and nation’s soul? That’s really what Christians will be deciding on Tuesday. Making such a momentous decision requires prayer and deliberation.

Let me make these suggestions: (1) Call your local Board of Elections and ask them to fax or e-mail - or simply tell you over the phone who is going to be on the ballot in your district, (2) Take the names of those who are on the ballot and then look up their responses to the questionnaire that the N.C. Family Policy Council sent to the candidates. The N.C. Family Policy Council’s Voter Guide is an excellent means to help you make an intelligent decision. It will help you understand what the candidate’s positions are on the critical moral and social issues that affect the family today. I urge you to do this. You can find the N.C. Family Policy Council’s Voter Guide at this link: http://www.ncfamily.org/voterguide2006/

There isn’t much time. For Christ’s sake, I urge to act quickly. Go vote! And vote intelligently! Vote your Christian values!

God Bless,
Rev. Mark H. Creech
Executive Director
Christian Action League of North Carolina, Inc.