Bowser, I'm sorry, but some of you are starting to sound like nuts.
Chris hears code in phrases of speeches.
You insist the total lack of evidence of Americans disappearing into the maw of the Evil Empire is proof that they are. Imagine applying this standard to any other premise.
Continued use of statistics that have been proven faulty, if not outright invented.
You have no idea what real compassion means, or how most of America views the concept. Believe it or not, Christ did not propose that Rome's armies should remove wealth from the rich at spearpoint and give it to the poor.
You want some hard facts?
Take a look at this:
According to Michael Crane, author of The Political Junkie Handbook, President re-elect, George W. Bush, increased his standing among the following groups of people – by anywhere from one to seven percentage points – when compared to the respective levels of support he received from them, back in the year-2000 election:
1) Women,
2) Men,
3) Blacks,
4) Whites,
5) Hispanics,
6) Married people,
7) Unmarried people,
8) Catholics,
9) Jews,
10) 30-44 year-olds,
11) 45-59 year-olds,
12) 60 year-olds and up,
13) Union members,
14) Gun owners,
15) Democrats, and
16) Republicans.
I'm sure they're ALL stupid, evil, or deluded.
Maybe the Bush voters aren't the ones with the problem.