[Wildcatk23]

^Not picking on you here Wildcat, you did bring up a very good point. Consider California Governor Jerry Brown's view on morals for example.

"SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday signed legislation allowing students in California schools to compete on sports teams and use facilities, including restrooms, based on their gender identity, regardless of whether they are listed as male or female in official campus records.


The legislation is aimed at all sex-segregated school programs and facilities, allowing girls who identify themselves as boys to join boys’ teams and vice versa.

“All students should have the opportunity to fully participate and succeed in school,” said Evan Westrup, a spokesman for the governor."
http://www.latimes.com/local/political/l...6863.story


Can you believe this? I'm telling you, many of these career politicians have lost their minds. This argument that a person's private life is of no consequence to his ability to govern is ludacris. Remember that argument put forth by John Conyers, Shelia Jackson Lee, Chuck Schumer, Barney Frank and Maxine Waters during the impeachment proceedings for Bill Clinton? The Bible says (paraphrased) "even a little yeast, will make the entire loaf of bread rise". Speaking of deceit, a little goes a long way. How far we have fallen since that day. Before William Jefferson Clinton and his wagon circling democratic 'friends', defended him for whom there was no defense solely for the sake of personal agenda, there was a general trust of politicians at the federal level. After Bill Clinton, the morals of American politicians have seemingly been in a state of free fall. Lies emanating out of the Oval Office mean nothing now and America has never had less regard for the federal government as the direct result.

And so, we find ourselves now with an electorate that couldn't care less about whether their governing officials lie to them or not. Prioritizing their concerns around how much the politician promises give them in return for their vote. In 2008, I recall vividly the cartoons of our president making promises to folks, saying if he got elected in he would heal all our ills. One woman in Chicago's Grant Park, upon hearing that Barack would be our next president was sobbing, so grateful that now she wouldn't have to worry about her house payment or how she would put gas in her car. BTW, I don't know how things are now in her world but, in mine things like house payments are still a bit of a challenge, LOL.

We have to start vetting the character of the these guys to some degree if we expect to survive as a people. It really is time to get a proper view of reality. Liberals will see us smoldering on history's ash heap of broken nations long before they will ever change their ways. Like jihadies, this is just who they are and, if we continue to send them to office we can expect only more of the same. So, Wildcat is right to point out that America is for sale to the highest bidder, or in this case perhaps, the 'lowest' bidder.

Its a who can help me the most election . Since they are far more takers usually the one offering the most to the lazy will win.

Religion is a big issue , no one wants to be told who they can worship or what to believe in. Most younger kids believe if they vote republican then they have to be a Christian and so on.

Equal rights for gays is also anther big issue. Most younger kids don't care who is gay and who's not . If the republicans would drop that issue they could take a couple seats or the thrown.