Does the right use religion to win elections?

Answer 1

it does, especially on ethical issues. I hate it when that is the only reason why people vote Republican.

Answer 2

If you can answer yes to any of these 3 questions then you should vote for a democrat.
1) Is "Cut and Run" a good strategy to win a war?
2) When you hear the phrase "Loss of innocent life" do you think of poor tortured terrorist before you think of the death of a unborn child?
3) Do you think the dead, convicted felons, and illegal aliens have a right to vote?

Here is why you should vote Republican... The economy is kicking butt. It is robust, vibrant, strong and growing. Unemployment is almost nil for a major economy. The Dow is hitting record highs. Wages have risen dramatically. Gas prices have plunged. Since 9/11, no terrorist attacks have occurred on U.S. soil. Productivity is surging and has grown by a strong 2.5 percent over the past four quarters. The Prescription Drug Program is working. Bush has kept his promise of naming conservative judges. The deficit has been cut in half. If the Democrats take congress there WILL be political deadlock because all the Democrats want to do is NOTHING. They have no plan or policy.. obstruct and stalmate is all we will get from the no agenda Democrats. VOTE REPUBLICAN FOR A STRONG AMARICA.

Answer 3

Every party in every country uses anything to win an election, religion is but one of them.

Answer 4

todays politics use anything that they can think of to win elections ,from subliminal messages ,propaganda,religion to affect human emotions and their attitude about voting
but considder this ,34 presidents of the USA are related to Charles the great and charlemagne
and if you research it you will find that lots of leaders are related genetically,religious leaders included
check bloodlines of the illuminati by David Icke on www.infowars
this makes a joke of politics and elections

Answer 5

Does the left use the courts to win on issues that they know they won't win in the elections?

Answer 6

Of course. Rove is a self-described agnostic who realizes how stupid and sheep like the far religious right is.

According to Albert Swietzer:
•“I am absolutely not saying that all Republicans are stupid people, but I am absolutely saying all stupid people are Republicans. A good Republican is going to believe what he wants to or is told to and they won’t let anything like the truth stand in their way.

Haven’t you been following the story? Here’s just a brief part of one:


•"More than five years after President Bush created the Office of Faith-Based Initiatives, the former second-in-command of that office is going public with an insider's tell-all account that portrays an office used almost exclusively to win political points with both evangelical Christians and traditionally Democratic minorities."

•Kuo, a self-described conservative Christian and a former special assistant to the president has a book, Tempting Faith, coming out next week. It's not like Kuo has never seen hypocrisy before. He used to work for the King of Hypocrisy, Bill Bennett. But he just couldn't hold back any longer and let's Bush and his sleazy, Satanic crew have it with both barrels. Bush's closest advisor and his staff referred to the big time, preening, pompous evangelical ministers like Dobson and Robertson as "the nuts." According to Kuo "National Christian leaders received hugs and smiles in person and then were dismissed behind their backs and described as 'ridiculous,' 'out of control,' and just plain 'goofy.'"

•He also talks about how the closeted gay head of the RNC, Ken Mehlman, was in charge of manipulating the suckers of the Religious Right to serve the partisan ends of the Bush Regime. And, of course, it wasn't just Mehlman, Rove and the rest of the "Velvet Mafia" around Bush who were laughing at the religionist bumpkins (who put them in power).

http://downwithtyranny.blogspot.com/2006/10/bush-regime-caught-mocking.html

Answer 7

Yes, and so does the "left".
Scare tactics used by both sides and independents, are
troublesome when trying to make a voting decision.
Best way to vote, do what you think is right in your heart.
Leave religion at home on voting day.

Answer 8

Does the Left campaign in Black Churches?

Answer 9

Isn't the separation of Church and State a Law???

Answer 10

Since I am not a religious person, I have to answer no.