As you read this, you are one of the more educated members of American society. You are also one of the most politically informed and active, maybe some would say obsessed.
I don’t say that as a compliment, I say that as a reminder. As we are looking at all the political news that comes across the blogs, most of America is watching the latest reality show or the newest doctor drama. They don’t really care about politics right now.
While many think my own community of evangelicals is a large right-wing cabal focused soley on grabbing power in order to begin our theocradic reign, we are the group most likely to not know that Mitt Romney is aMormon.
Rudy’s fairly well known – 86% knew that he was the mayor of New York City. Only 42% knew Romney’s faith and half of that (21%) knew that Huckabee is a former Baptist pastor.
I’m not sure how much can be made either way of all the polls and numbers, when we factor in that beyond the four corners of your computer screen lies a vast wilderness of ignorance about all things political.
yes, there is a lot we don't know. like for example, why all these women who keep getting themselves gang-raped in iraq by our patriotic, god-fearing, morally upright contractors can't keep their traps shut? http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=3977702&pa…
after all, if the good christian followers of the prince of peace think murdering brown people and torturing them is OK, who are we to say gang-rape is unchristian?
Do you care to comment on anything about the post or would you rather continue to sling unrelated mud at anybody and everybody who disagress with you and hope you can make some type of coherent point?
It's good to know that this is what both opponents of the war in Iraq and Christianity are left with (the two are exactly related, except that liberals hate both).
When you find something written by me condoning gang-rape let me know.