Do we need another government official who does not believe in evolution.?

Question

I am referring to Palin. She is an anti-choice, homophobic bigot and, not surprisingly, is also a creationist.

Has she just ensured a win for Obama?

Answer 1

Probably.

Politics are dirtier then a sl*t´s mind

Answer 2

No, because it would be  a return to the dark ages, although we are in them it would be even worse.

Answer 3

I hope she does. What a lady.

Answer 4

What will you expect from America? This country is madly made up of ignorant, bigoted fools who wouldn't be able to READ anything but the Bible if not for the laws making it mandatory to go to school.

Answer 5

Yeah, she's pretty much doomed McCain's chances.  He looked desperate before, but this choice was just nuts.  Worst case scenario... McCain dies in office.  Forget that she's female.  It means nothing.  The question is, do we want a 44 year old with NO Washington or Foreign affairs experience dealing with Iraq?  Iran?  North Korea?  Russia?  Can you see her as our Commander-in-chief.  This was the nail in McCain's coffin.  There's no way Obama can lose now.

Answer 6

I'm voting Republican.

Answer 7

We do not need any officials who will supplant their religious beliefs into the law, no.

We can only hope this was McCain's most foolish move.

Answer 8

heres what liberals dont get..

that is not a major concern for americans whether she beleives in evolution or not...

they care about her policies, her character, and her integrity...thats it..

people do not like being lied to

Answer 9

I respectfully disagree with you.  She believes in life.  Does that make her a biggot because she disagrees with you?  Thank God for her.  I hope the republicans win the presidency.  

Politics is another forum.  You might try your argument there.

Answer 10

Actually, if you look at her political record and compare it to Obama's, she is more qualified than he is to be president.

Answer 11

we dont need a bigot in the white house

Answer 12

No we do not.

Obama/Biden '08

Answer 13

While I agree with you that Palin is a crazy, homophobic bigot and think she was a desperate attempt by the ever-increasingly out-of-touch McCain to get female votes, I would like to point out that it is the THEORY of evolution, and has not been proven to be fact.

I don't believe in Creationism, but I shudder when I hear people say things about science that start to sound just a tad fundementalist "This is THE way - it is the only way!" If you get my drift. Not all of the kinks of the theory of evolution have been worked out, and it grows and changes ideas as new things are discovered.

Answer 14

I think that we as Christians should pray earnestly that God would have mercy on us and not give us obama. She is a great choice isn't she?  

Answer 15

And I thought that war-mongering McCain was bad.

He's just hoping the angry Hillary fans, and women in general, will consider voting for him now with a female VP.

Too bad women aren't as f*cking stupid as that bigoted McCain thinks we are.  

Answer 16

I think she is great. I will definitely vote for McCain

If Obama is Christian like he says he is, then he also believes in Creation

Edit: They are free to believe what ever they want.They are not Christians if they do not believe God is the Creator. They just believe that God used the evolution to create us. I do not believe that though.  I agree with the evolution as a change, God allows it. However, evolution theory will never be a fact, it will always be a theory. I believe in the Bible record, Jesus confirmed the Genesis record

Answer 17

I don't really care. What does evolution have to do with politics?

Answer 18

I am seriously hoping that she will make pro-Hillary Democrats rethink staying home or voting for McCain.

The though of Palin nominating Supreme Court Justices makes me hyperventilate.