The religionistas are hell-bent on destroying the Republican party, and "if" elected, the ideals on which the country was founded. They are hoping to create a U.S. theocracy similar to those found in countries with Islamic type governments.
Fortunately, the more they spout their religious rhetoric, the more likely Obama will be re-elected. As they become more focused on religion, The President's approval rating goes up.
The religionistas are hell-bent on destroying the Republican party, and "if" elected, the ideals on which the country was founded. They are hoping to create a U.S. theocracy similar to those found in countries with Islamic type governments.
Fortunately, the more they spout their religious rhetoric, the more likely Obama will be re-elected. As they become more focused on religion, The President's approval rating goes up.
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The religionistas are hell-bent on destroying the Republican party, and "if" elected, the ideals on which the country was founded. They are hoping to create a U.S. theocracy similar to those found in countries with Islamic type governments.
Fortunately, the more they spout their religious rhetoric, the more likely Obama will be re-elected. As they become more focused on religion, The President's approval rating goes up.
The religionistas are hell-bent on destroying the Republican party, and "if" elected, the ideals on which the country was founded. They are hoping to create a U.S. theocracy similar to those found in countries with Islamic type governments.
Fortunately, the more they spout their religious rhetoric, the more likely Obama will be re-elected. As they become more focused on religion, The President's approval rating goes up.
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