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Michael Bennet’s Lack of Faith

By: Erick Erickson (Diary)  |  October 27th, 2010 at 11:35 PM  | 

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The Democrats really are running an inconsistent campaign across the country.

In Missouri they are running an attack on a Republican saying he covered up pedophilia in the Catholic Church.

In Minnesota the Democrats are attacking Catholics full on for not living up to Christ’s teaching to help the poor.

In Kentucky they are attacking Rand Paul for blaspheming Christ or some such nonsense.

In Colorado . . . well, in Colorado they are running Michael Bennet — the Senator who Barack Obama is said to feel “most warmly” toward. In Colorado, home of Focus on the Family and a huge evangelical movement, the Democrats have decided to go the opposite way.

Michael Bennet, you see, rejects religion. Yes, he says he believes in God, but he makes clear he does not go to worship, does not believe in organized religion, and does not affiliate with a religion.

And they say the Republicans are running candidates outside the mainstream.

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  • zipbags

    Rasmussen has released a poll tonight showing Buck up 4pts. (48 to 44)

    http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/elections/election_2010/election_2010_senate_elections/colorado/election_2010_colorado_senate

  • The_Rebel

    In 2008 the early vote represented almost 80% of the total vote. Registered Dems then had a 2% advantage over registered Republicans in the early vote. Thus far in 2010, the early vote is almost 50% done based on the final 2008 total, and Republicans have a 6% advantage, a swing of 8%.

    For that 20-25% who will vote on November 2, we really need to watch for any signs of voter fraud, especially if the Dems know they are losing.

  • The_Rebel

    n/t

  • smitch61

    MICHIGAN IS GOING BRIGHT RED!!!!!!!!!!

  • smitch61

    BRIGHT RED

    BRIGHT RED

    BRIGHT RED!!!

  • davesinsanantonio

    The Dems have had more than a century to perfect their election stealing tactics. We have to be careful not to let them steal any this go around. They will certainly try to, because they are desperate to keep power and ram through even more of their destructive agenda. Keep watch, and don’t celebrate until all the votes are counted.
    In fact, given the damage they intend during the lame duck session, don’t celebrate until January when our side is sworn in.

  • http://impudent.edublogs.org/ kyle8

    This is what makes me doubt the real high predictions for Republican wins.

    We might indeed win 60+ house seats and 10 senate seats, but any close ones will be stolen. So the net might be 5 or 6 less house seats and 2 or 3 less senate seats.

  • bobojake
  • edintexas

    This is precisely why Soros is invested in an effort to elect as many Democrats as Secretaries of State in the various states. The Secretary of State’s office is responsible for running, and certifying the outcome of, elections. If they can control this office in enough states, they can steal as many elections needed. And the courts generally will accept the Secretary of State’s determination of what the state election law, and results of the elections, might be, See Nevada and the Secretary of State’s decision that giving out food was legal even before a complaint could be filed against Reid.

  • http://www.incredibleco.ning.com Incredible

    FotF, New Life Church, YWAM, OC Intl, Campus Crusade, etc. I like promoting the religious aspect of life in SoCO. It’s like Californian-repellant.

  • darcdante

    I thought Democrats weren’t allowed to support Israel. Isn’t that why they kicked Lieberman out of the party?