Sunday, October 29, 2006
GOP Losing Christians
According to a Pew Research Poll, Conservative Christians are turning away from the Republican Party and are looking elsewhere this election season.
The favorable rating of Republicans has fallen from 74% in 2004 to 54% today.
Conservative Christians are upset that the Republicans didn't install their agenda, since they helped put them into power.
Many Christian voters are especially upset over the many acts of Republican corruption in the highest of leadership of the Republican Party.
Christian voters are also upset over the Iraq war and this follows a nationwide trend among all Americans.
An increasing call among Christian voters is for their Religious leaders to stay out of politics and work on faith issues among their flock.
As long as Falwell, Dobson, Robertson and other noted leaders of the "Religious Right" are still driven with Power and Prestige, average Christian voters will continue to go elsewhere, with their tithes and with their votes.
Lets hope thats true.
The favorable rating of Republicans has fallen from 74% in 2004 to 54% today.
Conservative Christians are upset that the Republicans didn't install their agenda, since they helped put them into power.
Many Christian voters are especially upset over the many acts of Republican corruption in the highest of leadership of the Republican Party.
Christian voters are also upset over the Iraq war and this follows a nationwide trend among all Americans.
An increasing call among Christian voters is for their Religious leaders to stay out of politics and work on faith issues among their flock.
As long as Falwell, Dobson, Robertson and other noted leaders of the "Religious Right" are still driven with Power and Prestige, average Christian voters will continue to go elsewhere, with their tithes and with their votes.
Lets hope thats true.
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