Where atheists disappointed that Obama and McCain meet for the first time on the campaign trail in a church?

Question

i know it was a while ago...but just curios...

Answer 1

i could have cared less.  

Answer 2

Somewhat.  But the religious bloc is large, and it is difficult to avoid pandering to them.

Answer 3

I think it just shows who runs the USA. Is it about social Justice? is it about how well each can run the economy? is it about truth? NO! its is about superstition and ignorance.

AND THIS COUNTRY RUNS THE WORLD IN THE 21c -

May be we all have to pray: "Oh My God! save us!"

Answer 4

Don't really care.

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Answer 5

It is well known that in America to be elected into high office a person has to at least pretend to be a Christian. It's all part of the confidence trick. How sad that most of you are taken in by these people.

Answer 6

Since both candidates believe in God, they make personal prayer apart of their daily life, I think it is only natural that they meet in a church...often elections get bogged down by the zealotry of the campaign machine...there is a great deal of mud-slinging, of half-truths and even the occasional use of rumors...I think both candidates are taking time out to talk to God together ("where two or more are gathered in My name..."), because they know the struggle ahead for both may at times be filled with things God doesn't want people to do....or have to suffer...

Answer 7

not disappointed,  but just pathetic.  

Answer 8

All politicians cater to the least intelligent voters.

They are the majority in this country.

That's why Obama isn't going to admit he's an atheist... yet.

Answer 9

No...

Are you disappointed that nobody gives a c**p?