Democrat Party now ‘godless’
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Editor,
The DNC national convention has become quite refreshing for its spontaneity. Gone was all mention of God, Allah, or a higher power in the Democrat party platform, which is a mission statement for the party and president. Our country was founded on Christian principles, but our founding fathers allowed for all faiths and agnostics in our Constitution. For once, the Democrat Party and president had come clean on its renunciation of their belief in a power higher than His Holiness Barack Hussein Obama. Besides being known as the party of death, the Democrats can now be known as the first major Godless political party in the U.S.
But wait, after 24 hours, His Holiness asked that a mention of God be included to quell a raising conservative lead uproar, so the convention tried to reinsert a plank on God. To do this they had to get a two-thirds majority of the delegates to endorse it. Unfortunately, for the entire world to hear and see, only about 50 percent of the DNC delegates from all across the U.S. voted to include God in their platform. Even on a second and third vote, there were not enough voices voting to include God; however, His Holiness had deemed that God would be reinstated and so He was, to the displeasure of half of the delegates who booed Him. The largely Democrat-controlled American press has ignored this and doesn’t want you to know about it.
Uninformed Americans can finally understand why for years informed Americans vote conservative. The uninformed, using their own eyes and ears and common sense, now realize that the progressive liberal Democratic Party does not believe in God or a higher power or possess Godly values, rules or ethics. Instead they worship the man-child president. Now Americans of all persuasions can understand the similarity between the Democrats and the anti-God Communist Party of America.
In the garden of good and evil of American politics it is now time for all good men and women of all faiths, including agnostics, to unite to support a good man who believes in a power higher than himself, and that person is Mitt Romney.
Norm Johnson
Polson
