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Drama Queen much?

I couldn't tell you the religion of most local politicians. Other than the ones who make an issue of it themselves.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:If Obama were to get a second term, and he will not

Great. Can the Republicans party loyalists stop saying a third party vote is a vote for Obama?

Not only is it insulting, it's wrong. Candidates and parties have a choice which voters they will court, which they will antagonize, and which they will ignore. If a candidate willfully ignores (or antagonizes) a voting block, and loses the election because of the voters they ignored, the fault lies with the candidate and not the voters. That's true no matter if the candidate is Ron Paul, Rick Perry or Barack Obama. That's true no matter if the voting block is Libertarians, Greens or Unions.

canvasbck wrote:

You can't be pro-abortion and pro-gay-rights and be conservative

To start off, I'm conservative, anti-abortion, and think the federal governement should stay away from the gay rights issue.

Wow Charles, I have to disagree with you here. IMO, a conservative believes that the powers of the federal govt should be limited as much as possible.

Conservative does not mean evangelical Christian, despite what the "religious right" pretends.