Oz and Walker

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(10-27-2022, 02:09 PM)GMDino Wrote: I mean if it is THAT important to him that he would rather vote for the guy who paid for abortions, denied his out of wedlock children, held a gun to a woman's head, etc. than I suppose it is really important to him.

I don't even know if he lives in GA.

I was thinking more about the GOP being shaped by guys like Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump, but I suppose this is a bit more on-topic.  Plus, Walker has been divorced too...maybe it's different because he isn't a pastor, though he does have a certain smugness to how confident he is in his divine absolution, in my mind.

I'm no saint, but I always found that "I did all this bad stuff, but now I'm reformed and saved through Jesus" stuff to be a bit off the mark since I've led a relatively boring life.  This goes back to attending church events where some older kid would go on about how he/she did a bunch of drugs and had sex and is now super cool with the lord.  I'd be like...hmm...is this promoting stuff that we aren't supposed to do or simply providing us with an out, so to speak?

Maybe the left and right can meet halfway on abortion by allowing it only in cases where after getting or financing an abortion you have to find Jesus and/or run for senate.