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Originally Posted by rubicon
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skyguy: Unfortunately far too many people do not understand what Obama is trying to create here. We are fortunate that the Supreme Court 9-0 pushed back on Obama and his Administration concerning the Hosanna v EEOC case because if they ruled in Obama's favor then it would have removed the buffer between individuals and the state. The Catholic issue you raised is another attempt;albeit for different reasons. If this law is allowed to stand then what is next Catholic agency can't operate adoption agencies unless they allow gay couples to adopt. The Boy Scouts viewed as a religious organization won't be allowed to assemble, etc.......................
Clearly Obama and his Admin believe and speak of the "freedom to worship" whereas the majority of us see it broader as the "freedom of religion' Why the difference ....Obama said it best during his 2008 campaign when he talked about those "small town Americansas bitter people clinging to guns and religion".
Meanwhile Joe Biden, a Catholic has bowed his head in shame at Obama's antics.
The american people chose wrong in 2008
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One correction... The American people
and dead people chose wrong in 2008!
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Originally Posted by buggyone
Well, it seems as though the Republicans are talking religion and morality once again. Bring up David Vitter, Newt Gingrich, and Mark Folley and see their reactions.
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I don't know what thread you're confusing this one with, but people here are speaking about
freedom of religion. The only one speaking morality here is you and I for one couldn't care less if President Kennedy had a mistress, President Carter had lust in his heart or if President Clinton got his pipes blown out in the White House. Gee, being you're the one speaking morality, does that mean that you're a Republican?
