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Just think if Bush had used the pulpit to push anything

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President Obama held a conference call Wednesday with more than 1,000 rabbis--from all the major movements-- to pitch his health care plans in order to shore up flagging Congressional support, hoping to influence their High Holiday sermons. Later in the day, at about 5:30 p.m., Obama and Domestic Policy Chief Melody Barnes hosted a mega conference call sponsored by Faith in Public Life, Christian-oriented group, Faith in Public Life (I say this based on looking at the clergy affiliations on the board) with 140,000 people on the line.

It's part of a coordinated outreach effort to faith based groups as make passing the Democratic health plan a moral imperative.

OY! WHAT A BUNCH OF MESCHUGGENEH CHOZZERS!

Gil Dobie wrote:Just think if Bush had used the pulpit to push anything

It's all the rage now...
using religion to forward political agenda
which convinces me more and more that all politicians are simply douche bags

Thanks Bush for setting up the faith based network so Obama can exploit it...



Rule #1: Don't set up anything, makes rules etc that you wouldn't want the other party to use...

dbackjon wrote:Thanks Bush for setting up the faith based network so Obama can exploit it...



Rule #1: Don't set up anything, makes rules etc that you wouldn't want the other party to use...

Rule #2: Feel free to do what you roundly criticized the other party doing as soon as you're in power.

Gawd I fucking hate politicians.

Rinse lather repeat

I don't think anything Bush did here is really relevant. Politicians have used religion and "family values" for years now (that includes Mark Sanford and John Edwards). What do you think the war on drugs is all about? Or banning gambling, prostitution, gay marriage, etc.?

Obama is doing whatever is politically expedient. "Bearing false witness"? OMG, you've got to be kidding me You know for a guy who doesn't want religion to interfere with politics, he's doing a damn good job of looking like a hypocrite.

So much for being above politics

dbackjon wrote:Thanks Bush for setting up the faith based network so Obama can exploit it...

Rule #1: Don't set up anything, makes rules etc that you wouldn't want the other party to use...

"...God's partners on issues of life and death." -Barry Soetoro

What a jackass!

http://washingtonjewishweek.com/main.as ... leID=11291

native wrote:

dbackjon wrote:Thanks Bush for setting up the faith based network so Obama can exploit it...

Rule #1: Don't set up anything, makes rules etc that you wouldn't want the other party to use...

"...God's partners on issues of life and death." -Barry Soetoro

What a jackass!

http://washingtonjewishweek.com/main.as ... leID=11291

Of course, you conveniently left out his tidbit:

What stood out about the call is that Obama "is a master communicator," Moline, the rabbi of the Conservative Agudas Achim Congregation in Alexandria, said in an interview after the call ended.

"This was clearly a message that was tailored to us," and not merely a generic stump speech, he added

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Yep, sounds like they were all pretty upset with him.

Grizalltheway wrote:

native wrote:
"...God's partners on issues of life and death." -Barry Soetoro

What a jackass!

http://washingtonjewishweek.com/main.as ... leID=11291

Of course, you conveniently left out his tidbit:

What stood out about the call is that Obama "is a master communicator," Moline, the rabbi of the Conservative Agudas Achim Congregation in Alexandria, said in an interview after the call ended.

"This was clearly a message that was tailored to us," and not merely a generic stump speech, he added

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Yep, sounds like they were all pretty upset with him.

Why should they be upset? Figure the seperation of church and state groups might be upset though. They spazzed out anytime Bush said God Bless America.