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Originally Posted by Bubba  Barack Obama gets my vote. |
Based on what? The fact that he admits to cocaine and marijuana use? The fact that he is pro homosexual? Maybe it's his whopping 2 years experience in the Senate? So what attracts you to support him...is it #1...#3..or perhaps #5 and 6?
Here are some Obama facts for you....
1. As a state legislator he actively worked to preserve availability of abortion in all nine months of pregnancy.
2. He opposed parental notification for abortion.
3. He opposed any and all bans on partial birth abortion (an act that includes delivery of the baby up to the head, the crushing of the baby's brain, the suctioning of the brain matter and then completed delivery of the child's deflated cranium).
4. In his run for the U.S. Senate, Obama asked his wife to pen a letter to Illinois voters that reassured them of his commitment to fighting for the right to butcher children in the womb.
5. His long support of the advance of the radical homosexual activist lobby in their pursuit to destroy traditional marriage.
6. His support of the creation of "special rights" for people who engage in homosexuality for the sole purpose of putting them at the front of the line on issues of employment, housing and litigation.
7. His solid backing of the advancement of all "hate crimes" legislation, which ultimately may be used to silence clergy who believe, according to their own convictions, that homosexual behavior is wrong and preach the same from biblical texts.
8. His perfect voting record against the defense of marriage.
9. He advocates continued funding for Planned Parenthood clinics in our nation's inner cities, which are performing genocide against the populations of African Americans living there.
10. And most damnable of all, when a brave nurse named Jill Stanek brought about national awareness to a practice at a local hospital in suburban Chicago that allowed the starvation and neglect of newly born children who had survived abortion procedures, Obama—“the Christian”—opposed her. He opposed the rights of those children to be given the chance to live, and he advocated against a ban on such procedures—then known as "born alive abortions."