Our first gay president and black churches response

FredHayek wrote: How about sophmoric remarks about Joe Biden? Wouldn't it be funny if VP Loose Lips outs Barack Obama next accidentally?

How about staying on topic? Novel idea isn't it Fred. HAve you taken your meds today?

Threads often don't go the way you want, frustrating isn't it?

FredHayek wrote: Threads often don't go the way you want, frustrating isn't it?

Nope... only mildly annoying, like you.

More backlash from black-bigoted-anti-gay-fundamentalist preachers.

When Obama announced that his position on same-sex marriage had evolved, it outraged some African-American pastors like Pastor and Del. Emmett Burns.

“He has said to his base, African-Americans, ‘I am going against your beliefs and your thoughts,’” Burns said.

He’s so opposed to same-sex marriage, he told church members he will no longer support the president and now predicts Obama will lose the election because of it.

In Maryland, some of the strongest opposition to the law has come from the black community– about 30 percent of the population. Some African-American religious leaders are preaching about it

“God said in every home, there needs to be a representation of his glory through manhood and femininity,” Pastor Harry Jackson, Hope Christian Church in Beltsville, said.

“To me, this is an issue of the separation of church and state,” Pastor Delman Coates, Enon Baptist Church in Clinton, said.

http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2012/05/1 ... er-ballot/

Black fundamentalist bigots.

I don't think blacks are any more likely to be one issue voters than are whites. They may disagree with Obama on the gay issue, but will still vote for him because of the larger issues they do agree with. Romney surely had his far right conservative critics who disagreed with him on many issues, but come election time they will vote for him.

archer wrote: I don't think blacks are any more likely to be one issue voters than are whites. They may disagree with Obama on the gay issue, but will still vote for him because of the larger issues they do agree with. Romney surely had his far right conservative critics who disagreed with him on many issues, but come election time they will vote for him.

These blacks are bigots.

There is no doubt that bigots come in all colors...religion seems to divide people on this issue...not color.

archer wrote: There is no doubt that bigots come in all colors...religion seems to divide people on this issue...not color.

Agree. But there is no doubt that these ministers and congregation members are black bigots. There is nothing untruthful in my statement.

I know that TLGOPT, you consistently post in an inflammatory, baiting manner....it's what trolls do.

archer wrote: I know that TLGOPT, you consistently post in an inflammatory, baiting manner....it's what trolls do.

And you always relaspe to calling me a troll when you have no argument left. rofllol