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Folks, I talked to some Tea Party Express people the other day about Christianity and America. It came out that they were all strongly in favor of a constitutional amendment for School Prayer.
I do not agree with this notion. For me, religion should be between you and the god of your choice. When I hear Tea Party Express people desiring a government sponsored prayer session; quite frankly it smacks of statism and fascism.
Now when Tea Party people, go against their supposed ideals; could we call them statists?
One of the strongest elements of Mitt Romney's spectacular debate performance was his decisive rejoinder to the president's oft-repeated allegation that the Republican plans to raise taxes on middle class families. Obama said Romney has designs on an unpaid-for $5 trillion tax cut that would eventually necessitate higher tax bills for average Americans. Romney flatly rejected the claim by calling it false, then explained what he actually has in mind. But the president returned to the "$5 trillion" well on several subsequent occasions, prompting more rebuttals from his challenger. FactCheck.org and CNN reviewed Obama's accusation, and found it wanting....
still lying about your imaginary conversations, I see.