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Originally posted by FlyersFan
If he had been ... he wouldn't be in office today.
Originally posted by RealSpoke
Because Rev Wright scandal was all over the news from what I remember.
Originally posted by spoor
Why do people keep bringing this lie up? Care to show us exactly why yanks were not supposed to be going to Pakistan?
What missing documents?
Yes he was, and that is why he is the legal POTUS.... a fact that you hate!
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
If he HADN'T been, he wouldn't be in office today.
He was the most scrutinized presidential candidate and president in recent history.
Hey, do you know ANYTHING about Ann's college thesis?
Do you even care?
Do you know what church they attend or what the philosophy is?
When we start seeing threads and blog articles that even APPROACH the scrutiny that was brought down on Obama, I'll back off.
Originally posted by RELDDIR
It should be and will become a REFERENDUM ON THE ECONOMY AND HOW PRESIDENT OBAMA HANDLED IT.
Originally posted by RELDDIR
This election should not be about birth certificates, tax returns, college records, racism, etc.
It should be and will become a REFERENDUM ON THE ECONOMY AND HOW PRESIDENT OBAMA HANDLED IT.
Originally posted by RELDDIR
This election should not be about birth certificates, tax returns, college records, racism, etc. It should be and will become a REFERENDUM ON THE ECONOMY AND HOW PRESIDENT OBAMA HANDLED IT.
Originally posted by spoor
Originally posted by chapterhouse
I WANT TO SEE THE RAISED SEAL BIRTH CERTIFATE OR HE WAS NEVER VETTED PROPERLY PERIOD!!!!!
www.factcheck.org...
now will you agree that he was vetted properly?
In 1995, black church member A. David Jackson asked church leaders to issue a declaration repudiating past doctrines that treated black people as inferior. In particular, Jackson asked the church to disavow the 1949 "Negro Question" declaration from the church Presidency which stated "The attitude of the church with reference to negroes ... is not a matter of the declaration of a policy but of direct commandment from the Lord ... to the effect that negroes ... are not entitled to the priesthood...".
The church leadership did not issue a repudiation, and so in 1997 Jackson, aided by other church members including Armand Mauss, sent a second request to church leaders, which stated that white Mormons felt that the 1978 revelation resolved everything, but that black Mormons react differently when they learn the details. He said that many black Mormons become discouraged and leave the church or become inactive. "When they find out about this, they exit... You end up with the passive African Americans in the church".[52]
Originally posted by RealSpoke
Versus Mitt Romney having a racist religion (Mormonism) is never even mentioned?Their whole theology is that blacks are spawns of the devil.
He was 30 years old when he Mormon church was still openly discriminating against blacks in 1978.
He clearly supported an openly racist organization and still does.
The Republican Party has a rising star in Utah's newly created 4th congressional district: Tea Partier and former Saratoga Springs, Utah mayor Mia Love. If elected, the 36-year-old mother of three will be the GOP's first black female member of Congress.
.... estimated that there are between 500,000 and 1,000,000 LDS Church members of African descent worldwide.
In 1978, President Spencer W. Kimball announced that in answer to prayer he had come to understand that the priesthood should be made available to all worthy male members of the Church regardless of race or ancestry. This announcement has been canonized as scripture.
In 2006, Church President Gordon B. Hinckley did state over the pulpit at General Conference that racism is unequivocally wrong and totally unacceptable among Church members. His comments were welcomed by African-American Mormons and their allies.
After breaking with the Nation of Islam in 1964—saying of his association with it, "I was a zombie then ... pointed in a certain direction and told to march"—and becoming a Sunni Muslim, he disavowed racism and expressed willingness to work with civil rights leaders, though still emphasizing black self-determination and self defense.
Originally posted by Hefficide
So you're arguing that two wrongs make a right?