I have to admit, I voted for Trump twice, but never again. Of the field of candidates, I have been drifting toward Vivek Ramaswamy. He is a genius who is the most articulate guy running. Polls now show that he would beat Biden among independents. As we all know, independents decide these national elections and if this holds out, we could see a Republican back in the White House.
Re: Second Thoughts
Yes, you have to read the fine print. Vivek is an extremely articulate individual and he will likely have the support of many young conservatives. He may be able to swing some of the left of center moderates too.
Have you ever checked into the belief system of Mormons? Lucifer is Jesus’ brother and good Mormons can become gods one day. I’m not crazy about that either!
Nikki Haley
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You guys make a lot of sense, I am enjoying this post. I am sort of leaning toward Haley. I was shocked to read in other places that Vivek is getting a lot of attention. But he does seem smug, If I had to vote for Trump again, it would be even harder to check the block if another smug dude was attached to the ticket…________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
DaShiek, for what it’s worth…
Yes, you have to read the fine print. Vivek is an extremely articulate individual and he will likely have the support of many young conservatives. He may be able to swing some of the left of center moderates too. For me, the I’m not electing a pastor analogy is not comparing apples to apples. Let me put it this way: I think what one believes about the origin of the universe reveals a lot about him. I would have a tough time supporting a candidate who espoused the ridiculous Hindu narrative of creation. Don’t they believe that the earth sits on top of four elephants that stand on the back of a reincarnated turtle (Vishnu)? I don’t trust anybody that believes that to lead my country, but that’s just me! Atheists think we are just as ridiculous, since we believe in a literal man adn woman named Adam and Eve, etc.The reason I would have trouble with a Hindu candidate, but not Romney’s, is because I need to believe that both the president and I have some common views on things. Trump is a pitiful person. HOWEVER, he likely worked harder (and HAD to work harder) than other presidents. At the same time, it certainly seemed as if was actually trying to deliver on his promises. Other guys seem to forget all of that after the election.
Re: Should Christians Vote for a Hindu President?
The idea does not sit well with me. If there is another non-Hindu candidate, a Christian, even a Roman Catholic, who holds to decent principals and seems competent, I would prefer that.But if you get to the general election and one person claims to be a Christian but supports sexual perversion and abortion, what do you do?Would you vote for a religious person who actively worshipped demons? At least if you voted for a Muslim, they don’t have proper Christian doctrine, but at least they aren’t supposed to bow down to idols, and they are taught that same-sex sex, fornication, adultery, etc. is sinful. Hinduism has a niche for gay/eunuch/trans that is part of the religion and prostitution is part of the religion. How many of you voted for a Mormon over someone who claimed to be a Christian in the past?