Kerry's Bad, therefore... Non Sequitir
Friday October 8th, 2004. This is show #202.
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Friday October 8th, 2004. This is show #202.
BEST QUOTE OF THE SHOW:
Every time I say something against liberals in the past few weeks or against John Kerry specifically or against the Dumbocrats, somebody asks me, they say, "Bob, so now you're voting for George Bush?" And I get a little confused about that. That's a non sequitir. . . . I will vote for George W. Bush if he pledges to never again nominate a judge who will keep legal the killing of innocent children. I would not vote for someone who's judicial nominees would kill one of my own children nor one of my neighbor's children because God wants me to love my neighbor as myself.
So if anyone says, "I'm going to nominate judges and some of my judicial nominees will want to keep legal the killing of unborn children" then I'd say, "No. I will not support you then."
Now, I realize a lot of conservatives, a lot of Republicans, Christians, Pro-Lifers have a hard time thinking clearly on this issue because we want to be King-makers. We sort of have a lust to have "our guy" in power. But abortion is not like the collateral damage of a just war where innocent children get killed, sadly. Abortion is intentional. Abortion is the same thing as killing blacks or Jews. And if a politician said to you that he is against killing Jews except for a few hundred a year then you should oppose him. If a politician said to you that he was against racism except for lynching a few hundred blacks, I would not vote for him even if he was running against the KKK Grand Wizard.
Think about it. The Republican party would never, and rightly so, they would never nominate someone for president who openly tolerated some racism. Yet killing a few unborn children every day? Well, that has become tolerable. And that's where the Republican party wants Christians to compromise - on just that one . . . principle. The one that says, "Thou shall not murder." "We need you to compromise on that one because we need political power. And if we get more political power then we will do good. So do evil that good may come of it."