Who's voting the Republicans out with the Conservative Evangelist (Pat Robinson's)?
352509
Yes I am, and I don't appreciate the dirty tricks squads from their people. All the scandals in the name of Capitalistic Religion. Our forefathers knew best about separation of church and State, and it would keep America from falling into a Fascist Dictatorship, lead by a false Religion. Capitalism is not a Religion of the Lord, it's just the opposite of. It's says you can't follow two masters and be tuned into the Lord.
694619
I'm voting for Bob Corker because Harold Ford has played the race card too many times, especially concerning the "darkened add" and that one comercial with the white girl saying "call me".  Corker is more economically conservative, meaning he is against higher taxes and a welfare state, so I support Corker
1068124
I'm conservative and I've never liked him. He comes off as self-righteous and intolerant. But I wouldn't lump him in with the majority of Republicans in this country, though.
302045
I'm a liberal and I'm not a wiener! I'm a working American, so it's not in my best interests to vote Republican. Also, the religious fundamentalists have hijacked the Republican Party, and as far as I'm concerned, they have no f**king right to tell me or anyone else how to live. Also, I would like the effects of global warming to be reversed, and that's not going to happen when the Republicans are in power.
849963
I would never vote republican. Lying, calling themselves Christians, war profiteering (haliburton), it's all sick. THEY are all sick.
1022784
No, No and No.  Right now, Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell and James Dobson are crowing in delight over the rift  the right has caused. They practically come out and say Bush's election was their victory.\n  Bush was advised very carefully on this sticky wicket and, again, as with gay marriage and immigration pulled off a diversionary tactic to divide us and take attention off the greater issues.  God guides him, so he says. We know he uses God.  And the sooner the Christian Right wakes up, the better
609034
I think he's viable for that reason alone... people are not responding well to the partisan views of the current Republican leadership... I think if you go with someone like a Frist, it's a sinking boat, as things stand now...
200038
sheww.. That Emilyrose has gone crazy on both of your questions, some people these days are just crazy. Anyways, I am a republican and I support George Bush.
981326
I live in TN and I'm for him. I voted straight democrat. It's annoying how often the rest of the nation pins us all as religious right radicals. Last year about 40-30% voted for kerry and like 45% for gore.
1076769
It is hard to get a conservatives who is taught to do as they are told and to stand by their father figure regardless of ones actions. The other reason is fear for their career. You have to point out that these republicans today in the White House are not the good old boy republicans like Eisenhower who had a slogan, 'Vote for Peace", "Vote for Eisenhower". That is all you can do, point out that these are not real republicans.
44532
I think we should all get down on our knees and thank God we live in a nation that looks at someone like Pat Robertson and mostly laughs.  There are people who are buying into the nonesense he spews, but then again they're the same people that buy every snake-oil product advertised on TV.\n\nI don't know if he's for real, but he is out there with a national forum on cable TV.  That makes him really no different than the Bill O'Reillys and Tucker Carlsons of the world.  \n\nThe thing that surprises me the most about Reverend Looney Tunes is that the Conservative Christian lobby isn't running in the opposite direction from him, screaming "He doesn't speak for us!"  I don't think it'll take too many more of those "God has punished"-type diatribes before people start associating him with them.  And that's when the Republicans will find themselves in deep water without oars OR a boat.\n\nMeanwhile, I wait in anticipation for the next time Robertson logs off what he must think is his personal IM with the Almighty and gives us The World According To Pat.  Just remember--not everyone who say they're holy get into Heaven.
411128
No, you're not the only Republican on Yahoo Answers, message boards or any other Yahoo services. But I haven't considered myself a Republican in quite a while, though. I tend to lead towards their direction on some issues(foreign policy, trasnportation, etc.), and the Democrats on others(equality for minorities). I lost my faith with the GOP in the 1990's with too much immigrant-bashing and 1930's-style isolation in the face of the Serbain genocide in the Balkans.\n\nToo often on Yahoo, I see Democrats, Liberals, Socialists, and yes even Communists, insisting that all the problems of the world are caused by America, Republicans, and/or Bush, when the facts prove otherwise. In their collective fantasy world, all Republicans are either rich CEO's who want to exploit the poor and see our foreign policy as a means of doing so, or they're uneduated poor white trash who live in trailer parks in the south, married their sisters or cousins, get all their ideas about the world from Rush Limbaugh and/or the Fox News Channel, and spend their nights in Ku Klux Klan cross-burnings. To them, Republicans only attack Michael Moore because he's fat, Saddam Hussein wasn't a sponsor of terrorism and didn't have a WMD program(except the one they think they can blame on Reagan), simply because he wasn't involved in the 9/11 attacks, and we're only attacked Iraq for oil, and/or because Bush simply wanted revenge for trying to assasinate his father, or wosre, simply because the nation is run by "brown people." They also believe that just because the news media hasn't covered our troops in Afghanistan as much, that Bush somehow forgot about going after Osama Bin Laden. In their twisted view, complaining about Clinton's sexual misconduct is worse than allowing some Middle East zealots or lingering Commie thugs to cause more bloodshed in the world. According to their party line, our troops are being killed simply because the Iraqi people are resisting the occupation(which was just as much of a lie in Indochina), not because they want to kill people for not being from THEIR dominion of Islam, or because they want to stop those who want to help the Iraqi people recover from Saddam's former oppressive regime and our bombing the country to take it down. And of course, if we don't buy their idiotic 9/11 conspiracy theories, the rest of us are all blind Bush-sheep and neo-fascist tools of PNAC(People for a New American Century) -- they REALLY love to exacerbate PNAC as some kind of threat.
924053
No.....I will be voting individuals....I have had a lot of problems with the republican platform since Bush took office....
492695
Yes, I am definitely interested in seeing him run!!  That way another Republican is sure to be elected!!
293460
Am I concerned?  Very much so.  The other day I saw Rudy Giuliani on TV talking about God in an evangelical church.  Rudy Giuliani!  I was sick to my stomach for about 5 minutes.  It was much easier to look at the pictures of the couple that got bit by bed bugs that they keep showing on TV.  \n\nDo I think it will happen?  No.  The Republican Party is going to lose much of its moderate base if they keep this crap up.  I think that mainstream America is beginning to wake up to the real issues and understand that fundamentalists shouldn't be legislating our morals.
777173
When were the religious Republicans repudiated? You got me.  I know it these last elections, 90% of conservative initiatives/referrendums were passed (8 of 9 states banned gay marriage, and on that didn't was because they had constructed it way too strictly; similarly certain abortion matters were constructed to push the envelope and were far too stringent even for religious republicans).  The real matter at issue in this last election was the war and corruption; it was primarily a referrendum against president Bush.  Many people overlooked the Republican candidates without even considering the issues.  Additionally, many of the Democrats stealing away Republican seats are religious individuals, who support those things you disapprove of.  It's not a party thing.
1100979
I am a White Republican over 50.  I would vote for Colin Powell or Condi Rice tomorrow.\n\nIf they support Conservative values, and want to keep America strong, then I say let it be here and now.