Once Bush is gone, do you think any Fundie will get 'elected' into White House ever again?

Answer 1

Not if there's a loving God....

Answer 2

You know, it's really sad that people use the term "fundie" as a derogatory term. You don't see us Christians going around calling Atheists "athees" and Agnostics "aggies", or Buddhists "boodies" - I mean, c'mon. This term really is offensive. Why the constant attack on Christianity? We are not all alike as Christians, any more than you are all alike as non-Christians. True, many in the limelight, as well as many out-spoken Christians are so zealous in their passion to tell others about Christ that they come off too strong at times. That does not make them a bad person - just an intolerable one. Please don't group us all together as Christians with such a negative term. It's just not very nice, and really, if we can respect your viewpoints which are different from ours without calling you insulting names, can't you and others show the same courtesy please?

That said, Bush claims to be a Christian. So did Bill Clinton. So do a huge proportion of members of Congress. Is our entire nation run by a bunch of so-called Fundies? I mean, really. One can't judge a person's heart just because they claim to belong to Christ. That is God's job - not ours. Bush does many things in the name of Christian values. As a Christian, I don't agree with many of his decisions. The man is a dangerous president, in my opinion. Still, he's who we've got. In the next election, I plan to vote for an Independent candidate because I am quite frankly, disgusted with the choices we have. WHOEVER is elected, I pray that it will be someone with good moral fiber and character and with good common sense when it comes to domestic affairs and foreign policy. If that person is a Christian or an Atheist or someone else for that matter, I don't care. If they can carry out the duties of their job with integrity, then they will have my vote.

Answer 3

First, Bush isn't a fundie. I'm not even sure if you could venture an accurate definition of "fundie". I'm a Christian, does that make me a "fundie"? Second, plenty of conservatives will be in the White House in the future, and plenty of Liberals and/or Conservatives are Christians or Believers. Clinton was a Southern Baptist... does that make him a "fundie"?

Answer 4

Of course. He was "re-elected," wasn't he? If he could run again, there's a good chance he'd be "elected" for a third term.

At least until his/the Republican Party's money runs out. But there's not a big chance of that happening soon.

Answer 5

No. He will NEVER enter the White House again. He will not be a famous person anymore. It might be a Holiday when he leaves.

Answer 6

If people would get off their butts and vote and stop letting the old people down here in the south that are retarded and slow and stubborn and stuck in their conservative republican ways vote these guys into office its never going to change. Us young people who want it to change need to vote.

Answer 7

Oh God I hope not. McCain is courting them now. I will do all I can to see that does not ever happen.

Answer 8

With the help of the Christian right in this country, it's inevitable.

Answer 9

what is a Fundie? is it a fundamentalist? the question is vague

Answer 10

Yep. Anything more complicated than that?

Answer 11

Not for awhile.

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