When I see presidential candidates do this stuff it makes me know they are liars and frauds just as bad as Obama - politicians and snakes in suits - another reason I wouldn't vote for Rick Perry.

On Friday, Robert Jeffress, a senior pastor at First Baptist Church in Dallas who supports Texas Gov. Rick Perry and introduced him at the Values Voters Summit, called Mormonism a “cult” in remarks to reporters.

When Perry took the stage, he said Jeffress “hit it out of the ballpark” with his introductory remarks in which he called the Texas governor a “proven leader, a true conservative and a committed follower of Christ.”

Fine, I expected as much from a Baptist as traditionally they oppose the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints doctrinally.  However, when I was a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and taught at a predominantly Baptist High School in DeRidder, Louisiana the Baptist faculty were very, very upset that the predominantly Baptist High School Kids remarked that we taught clearer and made more sense than the Baptist faith ever did and loved learning from us.  But the faculty quickly escorted us off campusright after and told us never to come back.  But whatever.

At any rate, not that I have a problem with a difference of opinions, I do have a problem with lies.  Beyond that I have a problem with political tactics like this among professed "Christians" who wont' say something themselves, but instead have a surrogate come out and say it for them so they don't get their hands dirty.  It's as bad as Obama "not hearing" Jimmy Hoffa Junior's call for violence against Republicans.

Didn't hear it.  Didn't condemn it. Didn't do it.  But it still happened.  Would you let your daughter date a man who does things like this?

FWIW as a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, during my undergraduate studies of psychology, I devoted a large part of my time studying the sociology of cults and cross referencing it with my religion and found the LDS church is about as far from a cult as you can get - especially compared to people who play games like the above while drawing accolades for being pious and devout.

Can't say I blame them for pulling all the stops to win the office of President of the United States, but I do blame people for a lack of integrity.

President Obama has taken a swipe at the entire field of Republican presidential candidates, saying they are guilty of “smallness” for failing to stand up for a gay U.S. service member who was booed by a few audience members at a GOP debate.

Hmmmm, maybe they just didn't hear it happen.  Like Obama not hearing Jimmy Hoffa Jr. call for violence against the Tea Party at an event Obama was at.

I'm so glad I'm not black and don't have to deal with this crap, people saying I'm not "black enough" or whatnot because I don't subscribe to a certain point of view on racial issues.  Because I'm white, I don't call other white people on racial issues "not white enough" (what's that mean? They need to be albino?) - I just call them "morons."

Can everyone say that?  "Mo- ron-z"

Here's another one us white people call other white people on issues of race - you'll have to fill in the blanks:

"F***ing idiots" (You'll have to practice that one on your own).

See, us white people have a diversity of racial cultures.

We have:
hippie

Gratuitous & irrelevant F86 Saber

yuppie
stoner
white trash
college elite
redneck
eurotrash
cowboy
literati
castrati
bread-and-butter
Leave-it-to-beaver
Father-knows-best
Conservative protestant evangelical
Gun-lover
sports fanatic
normal white dude who's had everything handed to him simply because he's white
tree hugger
liberal
environmentalist wacko


And a billion other social types.

I don't know that I've ever been accused of being "not white enough."  Heck, for us white folks, we got the opposite problem.  We get accused of being "Too White."   As in "White men can't jump."  "White men can't dance."  "White men can't sing."  Pick one.  Pick all three!  Make one up and add it to it!

Anyways, Herman Cain's got some black dude, Cornell Belcher, saying that the very successful CEO and business entrepreneur black-american Herman Cain is racist for saying black people are brainwashed into voting for Obama.



Well, I seem to recall the very successful actor and entertainer and cultural icon Bill Cosby saying something similar about blacks - and apparently Bill Cosby is racist as well.  Probably was a Grand Wizard in the KKK with that kind of talk about them getting an education and respecting themselves and learning proper english and being successsful.  Thought so....hmmmm.

Anyways, this guy Cornell Belcher looks all Malcom-X with his glasses but sounds like a castrati with his high-pitched squeaky voice in the news clip.  I wonder how the "black enough" community feels about him representing them and speaking out that they are NOT brainwashed? 


I thought Obama was going to eliminate racism in the US simply by being elected.

I don't know if he promised to or people simply assumed he would but whatever.  Y'all got suckered cuz you were brainwashed/guilted into voting for him.