Ralph Reed: 17 Million Evangelical Votes Can Lead to Obama's Defeat

qrayjack · #1 06-16-2012, 10:12 AM

Some 17 million Evangelicals failed to vote in 2008 when Democrat Barack Obama beat the GOP's John McCain — and now the fight is on to get them there this November, Faith and Freedom Coalition founder Ralph Reed says.

And the coalition's conference going on in Washington, D.C., this weekend is a training ground to get that vote out, he told Newsmax.TV in an exclusive interview.

GOP leaders including Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich are addressing the conference this weekend as they try to ensure a high turnout namong Evangelicals, Catholics, conservative Independents and tea party supporters.

http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/Ree...6/15/id/442510

Obama shook his fist at God, screwed Israel over every way possible, and declared the beliefs of the Catholic Church invalid. Any person of faith who votes for him is a fool, and worse.

politicalboy · #2 06-17-2012, 01:57 AM

Four more months of boobs (Obama), blunders (Holder) & gaffes (Biden) and Romneys poll points should do nothing but rise.

qrayjack · #3 06-17-2012, 09:28 AM

Could someone explain why Obama thinks that Hispanics and homosexuals will win the election for him?

politicalboy · #4 06-28-2012, 10:21 PM

He doesn't thats just the latest a#$ he is kissing. As the election nears he will try to buddy up with moderates by boasting about the Bin Ladin hit. He will try and edge closer to evengelicals, how, I don't know yet, but wait and watch, because it is gonna be good.
He will pitch the young and stupid as well, look for more rap videos, like 08. No matter, he still looks every bit the one termer Carter was.

Sci Fi Fan · #5 07-02-2012, 10:43 AM

Kind of sucks that 17 million voters may dictate the fate of a nation based on their faith.

The obvious: faith is inherently the antithesis of logic.

qrayjack · #6 07-02-2012, 11:22 AM

'Logic' disdainful of faith is ideology, not logic.

Liberty · #7 07-02-2012, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Sci Fi Fan

Kind of sucks that 17 million voters may dictate the fate of a nation based on their faith.

The obvious: faith is inherently the antithesis of logic.

Kind of sucks that some 43 million believe anything Obama says given his history as President these past 40 months and have enough faith in him to give him another term.

Logic dictates that Obama will be just as poor a President in his second term as he has been in his first. To believe otherwise would require faith.

UB_S · #8 07-03-2012, 03:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Liberty

Kind of sucks that some 43 million believe anything Obama says given his history as President these past 40 months and have enough faith in him to give him another term.

Logic dictates that Obama will be just as poor a President in his second term as he has been in his first. To believe otherwise would require faith.

A record is a record is a record... "Poor" record - that is! So

- logically speaking it should be a no-brainer.

politicalboy · #9 07-12-2012, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Sci Fi Fan

Kind of sucks that 17 million voters may dictate the fate of a nation based on their faith.

The obvious: faith is inherently the antithesis of logic.

80% of Americans in the last poll stated that they believe in God and his son Jesus Christ. I would guess 17 million to be a tad short of the count, that is just general info, a guess on my part, a good one though, I'm sure. When the Mayflower set sail, it had a compact, you should read it. Most monuments in D.C. have inscriptions, you should read them.
Faith is exactly what should decide elections here, if you would like another form of hierarchy maybe Syria is more to your liking.
Just for the record, I am quite the Sci Fi fan myself, trekkie really. I have always thought the scripts, acting and action on Voyager was far superior to any other Star Trek vehicle,.