BLACK PASTORS TELL CONGREGATIONS TO STAY HOME ON ELECTION DAY

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• All of them spat upon MLK and his legacy. They voted for a man solely based on the color of his skin and nothing more. I do take enjoyment listening to those that claim to be deeply religious who are dim wits try and explain their positions on abortion, gay marriage and other issues that fly in the face of what is in the bible that they preach from.

  What is really amusing is to asking them how it feels to be in with the Nazis. That really pisses them off. At which point, the trap is sprung. They are asked about supporting abortion and its pointed out that there have been more abortions performed than the Nazis and the Japanese ever killed.

• Will the NBPP now set up outside these churches and call them racist?

• "The pastors say their congregants are asking how a true Christian could back same-sex marriage, as President Barack Obama did in May."

  Why didn't they ask the same question about abortion in 2008? I've long wondered how they vote for Pro-Abortionists on a Tuesday and then are "Jesus, Jesus," the preceding and following Sunday. There's a scripture that basically says, My people perish for a lack of knowledge. I suppose them not voting is a step in the right direction from them voting for Obama, but do they sin by omission by refusing to vote for Romney because he's a Mormon, therefore still helping Obama to a degree?

• I will never understand the black democrat base. Abortion is okay, but gay marriage is a deal breaker. Mormans racist past can't be forgiven but the democrats racism is okie-dokie. Heck most don't even know or care about the morman stuff other than being told what to think

• Collaborationist Media howling about separation of church & state in 3...2....

  Oh wait. Black churches? That would be . . . well, you know.