Going To Church Is Bad Politics?
First, Louis Farrakhan’s endorsement of Barak Obama raised the ire of some voters.
Now Barak Obama’s minister Jeremiah Wright, who inspired the title of Obama’s book The Audacity of Hope, threatens Obama’s presidential hopes. I hope the title was worth it, Obama.
Since candidates are now held accountable for their preachers, I expect church enrollment to take a massive drop. Sunday School is still safe, as long as politicians vacate with their families before the service begins.
A fine excuse to avoid the collection plate, akin to this guy’s convoluted attempt to avoid paying gas:
And one can only imagine the political damage that will be done once preachers who speak in tongues have their sermons translated by Fox News.
In wake of Barak Obama’s trouble with ministers, I guess kids have a new excuse not to go to church:
“Mama, I wanna be President.”
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