Comments on: Lee, Stark, Woolsey oppose pro-Christian bill

By: Hazel Wingate

Hazel Wingate — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 17:30:01 +0000

If the government would stay out of people’s religions and customs, trying to pass a Bill to secure our right to celebrate Christmas would not be necessary. The article reads that 84% of Americans already celebrate Christmas. The 1.6% of Muslim Americans being offended by our already established religion and custom is the reason for the Bill. The 1.6% of Muslims knew that we were a Christian nation when they chose to move here so I can’t understand why the government and the other powers that be are taking our rights from us in favor of the Muslims. 1.6% does not a majority make.

The fact they are associated with Terrorism can’t be helped.

By: oakpundit

oakpundit — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 16:24:40 +0000

It’s not enough to simply oppose this bill. What’s more important is opposing the way
the Bush Administration has undermined scientific research in this country by trying to
control the grant process. The Bush administration has extended it’s wide, interfering ignorant and meddlesome political claws into places it has no business going. Stop the phony Christians who benefit from medical research from interfering with women’s abortion rights, research and medical practices which promote benefits for human kind like embryo research. Due to the backward religious apocolyptical nature of the Bush regime the US is losing hundreds of scientists who not only move abroad, but leave this backward nation after their training and return to their
own countries to do the kinds of research the Bush Administration has made impossible in this country.

By: Cheryle Medley

Cheryle Medley — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 01:34:23 +0000

Thank you all for keeping Church and State separated. Tell the others to stop wasting time and get the insurance for kids going, and, get us out of Iraq.