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Dr. Alan Keyes Says Christ Would Not Vote For Barack Obama
It's good to see that Dr. Keyes is still not afraid to call a spade a spade, as he points out that Barack Obama and his slave-holders mentality has been getting a free ride in the press for far too long. That liar Obama, and his socialist, racist, anti-Christian ideas deserve to be "smacked" and kicked back into the intellectual dustbin where they belong, and that's why I give thanks that providence inspired the good Dr. Keyes to begin his historic race for senate in the great state of Illinois...
 Keyes Says Christ Would Not Vote For Obama Republican Candidate Says 'Spanking' Comment Insulting POSTED: 5:15 pm CDT September 7, 2004 UPDATED: 5:55 pm CDT September 7, 2004 CHICAGO -- Illinois Republican U.S. Senate candidate Alan Keyes injected religion into his race against Democratic candidate Barack Obama on Tuesday. Archived Images: Illinois Republicans At The RNC According to a list of quotes put out by the Democratic candidate, Keyes said in a radio interview at the Republican National Convention that Jesus would not vote for Obama. The quote was part of a list Obama sent reporters of Keyes' accusations and epithets about him since Keyes became a candidate, NBC5 political editor Dick Kay said. Kay also reported that Keyes called Obama a "socialist and a liar" on a cable access news show on Monday. Obama said he wants to win big to give Keyes a spanking because Keyes wages a scorched earth campaign. Keyes then went into a very long analysis of the word "spanking" and suggested it might be related to slavery and insulting to African- Americans. He would not answer when asked directly if he was insulted. Reporters also pointed out that Obama had said Bobby Rush had spanked Obama in the Congressional race when Obama ran against Rush in 2000. Obama said Tuesday night it was tongue-in-cheek and that everyone knows he wants to win the race for working people. He also said no one has run a more positive campaign than he. Keyes, who has focused his campaign on abortion, said that his statement about whom Jesus would vote for was based on Obama's pro-choice votes in the Illinois Senate. "Christ would not stand idly by while an infant child in that situation died," Keyes said. "And I'm not the only person, obviously, who thinks if you are a representative of me, I cannot vote for you if you would ignore the dignity and claims of that child's life. So, yes, I did respond quite logically -- you'll see it's quite logical, right -- with the conclusion that Christ would not vote for Barack Obama, because Barack Obama has voted to behave in a way that it is inconceivable for Christ to have behaved." Keyes, who will be greatly outspent, relies on free media in his campaign against Obama, Kay reported. As a result, he frequently calls news conferences to respond to responses. First, he criticizes Obama. When Obama responds, Keyes calls a news conference to respond, which is what he did on Tuesday. Copyright 2004 by NBC5.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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RE:Dr. Alan Keyes Says Christ Would Not Vote For Barack Obama
Alan Keyes: “By definition, a homosexual engages in the exchange of mutual pleasure. I actually object to the notion that we call it sexual relations because it’s nothing of the kind.
[UNIDENTIFIED VOICE]: “What is it?” Alan Keyes: “It is the mutual pursuit of pleasure through the stimulation of the organs intended for procreation, but it has nothing to do with sexuality because they are of the same sex. And with respect to them, the sexual difference does not exist. They are therefore not having sexual relations. This is off topic, but is this what Clinton meant by "I did not have sexual relations with Ms Lewinsky"? What he and Lewinsky technically did had nothing to do with procreation, so it's not "sexual relations"? |
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09-07-2004, 11:11 PM
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RE:Dr. Alan Keyes Says Christ Would Not Vote For Barack Obama
Why would Jesus care who wins an crappy election, he has other stuff to take care off
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11-03-2004, 10:51 AM
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RE:Dr. Alan Keyes Says Christ Would Not Vote For Barack Obama
Well, Jesus may not have voted for him, but 80% of Illinois voters did.
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RE:Dr. Alan Keyes Says Christ Would Not Vote For Barack Obama
Hopefully Keyes is done.done.done. He is a waste of time. He is a professional campaigner. I have always heard Keyes pays his wife to be a campaign staffer, thus using donations to line his own pockets. That is just wrong. Illinois should have picked anyone else.
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11-03-2004, 11:59 AM
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RE:Dr. Alan Keyes Says Christ Would Not Vote For Barack Obama
Keyes is the conservative version of Lenora Fulani. And that's not a compliment to either of them.
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