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Well all he does is claim that he won't "impose" his beliefs on others. I'm not sure why I'd believe him to be honest. I'm pretty sure most Christians I know would like to impose a variety of their morals on me. He's not allowed to come out and say it and yet you know how he'd vote, certain issues he wouldn't back down on, etc.
He can't completely separate his beliefs and policy decisions. And if he did, I'd accuse him of not being a practising Christian and thus a complete phony.
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Who has the better chance of being honest? The Liberals who are behind the Adscam fiasco and we know we can't trust them, or the Christian Conservatives who say they will not impose their beliefs on voters but haven't been given a chance to prove how honest they are?
Be honest. [/b][/quote]
I can't vote for either of them. I don't trust either of them.
If you want to paint the parties with broad strokes then I can't vote for the thieves or the gay intolerants.