Liberal Bloggers Already Complaining About Rick Warren

Chuck Reagan
• ChristWire
January 2, 2009 7:07 am3 comments

As predicted only days ago, the dangerous coalition of liberal bloggers are already doing their best to deride and complain about Rick Warren giving the prayer at B. Hussein Obama’s inauguration for the office of US President.

Needless to say, we’re going to need much prayer to get through four years of an Obama presidency. In addition to already trying to make amends with terrorists who much like a troubled teen are in desperate need of strong guidance, we know Mr. Obama also advocates killing babies and promoting the gay agenda. Thus, it came as a shock to the left wing and moral right when he chose Rick Warren, a noted man of commendable morality, for his prayer.

Logic would dictate Obama’s selection of Warren is purely political or some sort of devious machinations, but there’s also the chance –ever so slight– that some part of Obama’s seemingly atheist heart knows he’ll need divine guidance to get through his 4 years in office.

Obama
Creative Commons License photo credit: Pat Hawks
Liberals failing to realize that Obama literally wants your change, so he can freely give it to those who hate to work and be productive.

Naturally, the short-sighted left do not see at that way. Instead, they are flaming mad that their agenda to undermine the nation’s values and conservative roots may not be so easily met, and are spreading propaganda this week to undermine things like Prop 8 and Obama’s selection. The truth here is that the left is starting to realize that Obama is politically savvy, and as such, will routinely try to make amends to the right with token things like letting Rick Warren give inaugural speeches.

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3 Comments

  • i liked the comment you put under the picture. ironically, obama is considering massive tax-cuts… although its funny you can still remember the election. Aside from your rediculous claim that Obama is atheist, just as you would probably claim Bush is theist. It’s funny how both can claim to be Christian, however you think Bush is closer to being true because of what? The “gay” agenda? Women’s choice? Yet Bush is responsible for countless deaths of both innocent Iraqi, and USA military, along with the displacement of millions. Iraq really is another argument.

    remember Barrack Hussein Obama? yeah that line didn’t work out, did it? it’s funny you’re still using it tho…

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  • I think it’s absolutely hilarious that for your link under “liberal bloggers” you chose to link one who is an avowed Quaker and divinity school graduate. I hardly think Obama is an atheist or lacking in prayer. He may have chosen Warren to get people to stop talking about the Hussein thing, though.

    I respect your stand on abortion, though no one in power in the Republican party does. The overturn of Roe v. Wade would destroy any possibility of a Republican Presidency or congress for the next 40 years at least. Get Karl Rove a couple drinks and ask him what he really thinks of Evangelicals and pro-lifers.

    I also am wondering if this is where the CFAV bloggers have landed. If so you’re as good as ever. I’ll be praying for ya, you betcha.

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  • Dear friend of the faith, you surely speak the truth of the GOP. There are many members who are of questionable morals and faith. We saw that Sarah Palin’s family was in the midst of iniquity, and that cost the fine McCain the last election. I can only imagine the skeletons that Rove may have in his potentially liberal closet.

    A question I have for you is how do you think the overturn of Roe vs. Wade could possibly lead to a 40 year demise of the GOP? If anything, I think such a strong show of faith would encourage a new rise of the moral majority.

    Also, thanks for the prayers. Old friends always appreciate them. :)

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