Comments on: Republicans Rejected, But Not Conservative Values

By: Brad

Brad — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 20:22:52 +0000

The republican party is the democrat party with a different name. There is no true choice. Both parties will lead us down the same road- more government. The Constitution party is the group I’ll be supporting in the future. Read their platform. It’s about true change. The funny this is, that the change they speak of is back to the way the Founders originally intended for this country.

By: Betty S. Reed

Betty S. Reed — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 06:47:00 +0000

I agree with Mrs. Crossman. There are too many people labels in this country. All of our leaders need the prayers of the citizens. Our leaders, no matter which government level, are facing trying times. Labeling a candidate as Conservative, Liberal, Republican, Democrat, etc. takes away from the issues. Numerous politicans using the “conservative” term use religion as leverage to get the support of Christians. Mister Obama won the election but if Mr. McCain had won – he would need the prayers of the country that God would be the guiding force and the elected would listen to Him for methods to lead this country. Then everyone would be a winner. The fact that some politicans are planning for future elections should show that they’re only interested in winning and power. Why not work, in the present, to help correct society’s ills?

By: David

David — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 18:19:37 +0000

Indeed, we must pray for our elected officials. Indeed, we must stand up and be as vocal and demonstrative as the liberals. Indeed, we must continue to be active as salt and light in this country’s political process. And indeed, believers should consider the Constitution Party’s platform and candidates.

By: Lavern Hayden

Lavern Hayden — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 02:24:35 +0000

I agree that we need conservative people running for office.This was the 1st time I didn’t vote Republican for President.I voted for the Constitution Party.I personally feel that more Americans need to look at the Constitution Party.Why?You may ask, because their platform is truly conservative.

By: Nettie Crossman

Nettie Crossman — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:29:04 +0000

Let’s not assume too quickly that there are no Christian values living in the hearts of many Americans who just happen to be labeled Democrat or Liberal. Those who are labeled Republican or Conservative aren’t the only ones with whom God finds favor. No one group has a monopoly on God’s salvation. Barack Obama is indeed our newly elected President. Whether we voted for him or not, let’s pray for him and his cabinet. Pray that they make the best decisions for our country and that God’s hand guides them daily. Unbiased hearts will want to do this. If Mr. Obama doesn’t work for our best interests, then we don’t have to re-elect him. Until then, our Democratic, Republican, Liberal and Conservative prayers are needed; the President-elect’s decisions will impact all of us.

By: Linda Callagy

Linda Callagy — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 13:17:53 +0000

As a conservative American, I agree with the aforementioned article, however: I believe that if we do not start standing up as individuals & communities for the Christian Morals & values that this country was founded on, nothing will change! We need to be as loud and demonstrative as the liberals have been and will continue to be… We need to rise up and proclaim this country’s heritage. God gave us a country in which to be proud, now we must return to those roots and not fall prey to those who wish to steal it from us!!!

By: Republicans Rejected, But Not Conservative Values : Union County GOP

Republicans Rejected, But Not Conservative Values : Union County GOP — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:02:45 +0000

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