Do excelente American Thinker de novo.
O artigo abaixo explica como a esquerda americana tem sido derrotada pelo grupo que eles mais odeiam: os Cristãos.
(codinome: 'values voters')
" ‘The religious fundamentalists turned out in enormous numbers,' conceded Ken Warren, a political scientist at St Louis University. His findings were echoed by Mark Rozell of George Mason: 'The turnout of the religious right was key to Bush's victory.' A PBS anchor opened a program with this statement: ‘The religious vote was decisive in President Bush's reelection.' The assembled pundits agreed. ‘Religious conservatives were absolutely critical to President Bush's reelection last Tuesday,' said of them.
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It was the religious right, not just Bush-bashing Democrats, who were flocking to vote."
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Since religion had been scarcely mentioned, it could only have been Bush's tough stand on terrorism -- the campaign's central theme -- that so galvanized the evangelical voters.
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While the East coast media elites worry about global warming and Abu Ghraib, the Bible Belt is anxious about something else entirely.
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The fact that the United States has now a president who is willing to confront west-hating jihadists is decisively due to American evangelicals. They are the reason why America is the only western country willing to take the necessary steps to protect itself (and its allies) in the face of the Islamic threat. It is they that keep up America's fighting spirit and provide Bush with the support he needs to carry on the fight.
Were it not for American evangelicals, the free world would be presently without a leader. Without them America's policy would be in the hands of John Kerry and John Edwards who be likely by now have dismissed the whole idea of the War on Terror.http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/02/why_american_…als_are.html
O artigo abaixo explica como a esquerda americana tem sido derrotada pelo grupo que eles mais odeiam: os Cristãos.
(codinome: 'values voters')
" ‘The religious fundamentalists turned out in enormous numbers,' conceded Ken Warren, a political scientist at St Louis University. His findings were echoed by Mark Rozell of George Mason: 'The turnout of the religious right was key to Bush's victory.' A PBS anchor opened a program with this statement: ‘The religious vote was decisive in President Bush's reelection.' The assembled pundits agreed. ‘Religious conservatives were absolutely critical to President Bush's reelection last Tuesday,' said of them.
...
It was the religious right, not just Bush-bashing Democrats, who were flocking to vote."
...
Since religion had been scarcely mentioned, it could only have been Bush's tough stand on terrorism -- the campaign's central theme -- that so galvanized the evangelical voters.
...
While the East coast media elites worry about global warming and Abu Ghraib, the Bible Belt is anxious about something else entirely.
...
The fact that the United States has now a president who is willing to confront west-hating jihadists is decisively due to American evangelicals. They are the reason why America is the only western country willing to take the necessary steps to protect itself (and its allies) in the face of the Islamic threat. It is they that keep up America's fighting spirit and provide Bush with the support he needs to carry on the fight.
Were it not for American evangelicals, the free world would be presently without a leader. Without them America's policy would be in the hands of John Kerry and John Edwards who be likely by now have dismissed the whole idea of the War on Terror.http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/02/why_american_…als_are.html