Hypocracy of Religious right

[sawfly1]

with trumps candidacy it can finally be put to rest that the right ever really believed in the high road. or principals of any kind .

every christian person that votes for trump , the most un Jesus like candidate in history.

gives up their right once and for all , to ever again bitch about a the godless left.

Hillary on the other hand is the corporate status quo, no different than the Bush's
and regan.
same old , same old . nothing left about her but window dressing .

under Hillary , the US will do exactly what it has done the last 60 years.

play political and military games with the Russians and Chinese , with little regard to
consequences of smaller nations along the way.

under the pretense of freedom , but actually about maintaining US corporate power
and reserve currency status in the world.

and to those from the right , worried about Trudeau. not to worry , he is in the same camp
getting the European trade deal signed.

signing away sovereignty to corporate interests.

[furrowtickler]

I think you hit it almost bang on sawfly

[fjlip]

X2 sawfly....same old billionaires pulling all the strings, cashing in big time!

[samhill]

Apperently the question is "Which one would Jesus vote for?"

I would not worry about that, want to see if Trump can make a change, not sure he is not a republican.

[jethro456]

The vote is not for trump, it's for the Republican Party. There will be a number of Supreme Court justices selected in the next four years, and many Christians feel that republican appointees would better protect their values.

Hillary is not innocent either, so in some of your minds it would be hypocritical for a Christian to vote for either

[fjlip]

The abortion issue, legal till fully born from mother. Ya Hillary, kill those babies! Oh ya same evil in Canada.

[westernvicki]

Are you for real? Did you even watch the news during the Cdn election?

Absolutely but it did not end with the election, tactfully avoiding any western discontent stories is pretty much the game, especially not wanting to disturb the electorate on the carbon issues. Good grief.