Who is voting for Trump again?

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TabinRivCA

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UnderGrace said:
Really... if you believe that then you should vote and you have no scriptural basis for your argument.... just sayin
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Trump will get it, why should anyone vote for someone they don't believe is a suitable candidate? Oh and he'll win, they aren't even allowing conservative primary candidates in some states.
 
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TabinRivCA said:
Trump will get it, why should anyone vote for someone they don't believe is a suitable candidate? Oh and he'll win, they aren't even allowing conservative primary candidates in some states.
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I think I am only speaking to the larger question of the civic duty of voting for a Christian ... not so much the specifics of this upcoming election.
 
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I think I am only speaking to the larger question of the civic duty of voting for a Christian ... not so much the specifics of this upcoming election.
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Civic responsibilityas a christian to vote? What about my civic responsibility as a christian to protest?
 
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calibob said:
Civic responsibilityas a christian to vote? What about my civic responsibility as a christian to protest?
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I would agree on this.... however you need to start a movement for it to be of any effect.
 
TabinRivCA

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I think I am only speaking to the larger question of the civic duty of voting for a Christian ... not so much the specifics of this upcoming election.
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'You will KNOW them by their works' so I can't think of any Christian acts he's noted for except the Jewish Embassy, which I applaud for that. However, if he winds up running against any candidate who opposes Israel, such as being for the boycott of Israeli goods, I would have to vote for him.
 
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TabinRivCA said:
'You will KNOW them by their works' so I can't think of any Christian acts he's noted for except the Jewish Embassy, which I applaud for that. However, if he winds up running against any candidate who opposes Israel, such as being for the boycott of Israeli goods, I would have to vote for him.
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Well every person has to figure out for themselves what they think are the priorities.
 
TabinRivCA

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UnderGrace said:
It seems to me the greater evil is to pay taxes... the point that Jesus was making was bigger than paying taxes.
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Just curious, for those who don't like taxes, how do streets/freeways get fixed, libraries & such city functions survive?
 
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TabinRivCA said:
Just curious, for those who don't like taxes, how do streets/freeways get fixed, libraries & such city functions survive?
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That isn't really what I meant, it was the taxes that support things a Christian would not support.
 
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calibob said:
I might change my mind if he helps the homeless get into housing and get treatment. That possibility has come across my news feed.
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Your best option is to move to Canada ;):D:cool:...higher taxes, more social services.
 
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UnderGrace said:
Your best option is to move to Canada ;):D:cool:...higher taxes, more social services.
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I realize you haven't been keeping with me but the plan IS to move to Canada to get involved with rescue mission substance abuse and homelessness ministry work but I about $2000 short. Can I put the pinch on you for a donation as I can't promise to pay you back. (I don't expect a raise in my retirement.)
 
TabinRivCA

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UnderGrace said:
if you can find a doctor? >>>LOL
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They can, according to AARP (unless they're also in the crooked bunch) the top 5 myths about Canadian healthcare have been debunked. Maybe some rationing, as opposed to sky-high indebtedness.
 
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They can, according to AARP (unless they're also in the crooked bunch) the top 5 myths about Canadian healthcare have been debunked. Maybe some rationing, as opposed to sky-high indebtedness.
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Thanks for the info. I was worried about US Medicare benefits in Canada.
 
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TabinRivCA said:
They can, according to AARP (unless they're also in the crooked bunch) the top 5 myths about Canadian healthcare have been debunked. Maybe some rationing, as opposed to sky-high indebtedness.
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Better they should state the five sad truths abut Canadian Health Care.
 
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