Comments on: Robertson and Giuliani: A Not-So-Odd Couple

By: Robin Morris

Robin Morris — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 03:44:51 +0000

Robertson is user, look how rich he is, he has made millions exploiting his church to make his money.

His endorsement of Rudy will not bring my vote for Rudy, who is willing to use Sept. 11 for his wonderful leadership. He did nothing but exploit the Sept. 11
people died and they do not care.

Rudy is using the those who died to build his crown of lies.

Rudy and Robertson is the devil

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 05:06:29 +0000

If it’s all about judges judges judges, why does he think a pro abortion candidate is going to appoint an anti-abortion judge? OK? And the nuclear threat scenario..common give me a break. The American people don’t buy your scare tactics Pat Robertson and your neo-con war mongoring. You can’t have a “War on Terror”, “War on Drugs”, “War on Illegal Immigrants” telling us these threats are real when you done nothing about the open borders. When you patch the leaky borders, you patch your leaky story. Please let me give up all my civil liberties so that you can make me feel safe.

By: Michael Kenny

Michael Kenny — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 15:34:34 +0000

The odd thing about Giuliani is that he seems to be doing everything possible to alienate Catholics! Pro-choice, one wife short of being a Muslim, not churchgoing, surrounds himself with a legion of the damned of discredited Jewish warmongers and now Robertson. One of those fundamentalist Protestants who thinks the Pope is the anti-Christ and that all Catholics are predestined to go to Hell! With the bishops more or less advising Catholics not to vote for pro-choice candidates, the conservatives in the Church will probably stay at home.

By: John Hatch

John Hatch — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 23:20:59 +0000

Come to think of it, perhaps Pat and Rudy represent the perfect religious/political duo for these troubled times, the perfect elixir for what ails America:

Ruthless, reckless, and half insane.
Together they equal half a brain.

Really, can it get any crazier in the good ol’ US? Don’t answer that!

By: Deadbeat

Deadbeat — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 20:13:22 +0000

For Robertson, Election 2008 is not about the bread and butter social issues that have fueled the conservative Christian movement for more than two decades. Rather, it is about the “defense of our population against the bloodlust of Islamic terrorists,” Robertson told the National Press Club audience. “Our world faces deadly peril … and we need a leader with a bold vision who is not afraid to tackle the challenges ahead.”

Yet more evidence why Zionism much be confronted head on. By being afraid of a Jewish “backlash” and by blindly following Chomsky, the left has been silent too long on confronting this extremely racist ideology. What these “neo-Zionist” has hope was for the ridiculous and racist “two-state” solution that would have permitted Israel to obtain 80% of Palestine leaving the indigenous people living in 20% of the land and in squalor.

These so called “leftist” remained silent as epithet like “terrorist” was linked and stereotyped a whole group people. These so called “leftist” are the ones who now want to convince citizens that the war in Iraq is about oil rather then the furthering of Zionism. This racist ideology needs to be confronted and dismantled.

By: Bob Erickson

Bob Erickson — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 16:48:53 +0000

What they have in common is that they are both fascists.

By: Melinda Pillsbury-Foster

Melinda Pillsbury-Foster — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 16:06:56 +0000

This should have come as no surprise and has little to do with a chummy airplane ride. Robertson is an old friend of Karl Rove’s and along with Ralph Reed and such as Abramoff PLANNED to politicization of what was then, the early to mid 70s, the low end evangelical churches. It paid off in restructuring the GOP and driving out the most politically aware women.