Barack Obama Faith Tour Flops With Pro-Life Voters
by Steven ErteltLifeNews.com Editor
September 22, 2008
Lynchburg, VA (LifeNews.com) -- For the new Barack Obama "faith tour" to have any success, it needs to be able to draw young and evangelical voters. Yet, at its first stop in the Virginia back yard of well-known pastor Jerry Falwell, just 15 people showed up for the event.
The Obama campaign has signed up evangelical author Donald Miller, Pepperdine University professor Doug Kmiec and former Indiana Congressman Tim Roemer, for the "Barack Obama: Faith, Family and Values Tour."
The trio made a stop at Liberty University, which is home to over 10,000 evangelical students from across the county and a conservative bastion in a state Obama is targeting heavily in this election.
Yet, his "faith tour" failed to resonate with people there. the rest image
posted by Pat Dague @ 5:36 PM
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I am not surprised that Obama flopped in trying to reach out to Christian evangelicals.
For those who are against abortion, the issue is simple. The most important thing is for Roe vs. Wade to be overturned, and as I point out in my article, Whose Choice?, Roe vs. Wade is vulnerable and I think it will be reversed.
It may take one or two more conservative justices on the Supreme Court before that happens, and I think everyone knows that Obama is not going to appoint conservative judges.
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