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Originally Posted by ronmcdon
I don't mind whether they're religious or not.
I just don't care for it when they make a big deal over it either way.
Imo, Bush brought up God a little more than I would like.
Of course, it was difficult to take his babbling half serious most of the time anyway.
Obama is doing good in this respect.
He mentions some religious themes, but do so in moderation.
You figure this is still a predominantly Christian country.
Any presidential nominee who professes any other faith,
or lack thereof will compromise their chance of getting elected.
At the same time, talking about God too much is going to annoy some.
You just have to get the right balance to be marketable.
If I had to run for office, I'd probably make sure to become some born-again Christian beforehand.
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and this is the flaw in the system. You have retards voting in their leader to make decisions based on if they believe in a god. Sounds too much like Al Quida to me.