GOP podium crosses
posted by Professor Pan at 3:43 PM
Thursday, September 02, 2004
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3 Comments:
Creepy is not the word that I would use. Look at that Ahh-nuld pose. I see that kind of pose all of the time on the History Channel. If Ahh-nuld should ever become President, I will leave the US forever.
Peace, --Will
Will, is that a promise? Creepy is wondering why Liberals are so afraid of crosses & religion. I'm starting to believe that you guys are vampires -- or demons! LOL
Jeannie,
Apparently you don't understand the separation of church and state. There's a difference between being "afraid of crosses" and being repulsed by the Repuglican hijacking of "Christian" symbolism -- particularly when their policies are the antithesis of Christ's teachings of nonviolence and service to the poor and needy.
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