"What if They Held an Election and Nobody Came?"

I do not know who first spoke or wrote the title to this post, but it is a good question.  I thought it was only appropriate to use it as the title to this post after reading the following article from the The Washington Times. “Evangelicals frustrated by Bush." Specifically, the following comment, uttered by Robert Knight, herr director of the Culture and Family Institute.

"If there is a rerun of 2000, when an estimated 6 million fewer evangelical Christians voted than in the pivotal year of 1994, then the Bush ticket will be in trouble, especially if there is no [Ralph] Nader alternative to draw Democratic votes away from the Democratic candidate,” added Mr. Knight, whose organization is an affiliate of Concerned Women for America (CWA)."

The evangelicals are only threatening to stay home, like a petulant child who doesn’t get its way.  They should definitely stay home and reevaluate the teachings they are so ardently attempting to shove down peoples throats utilizing the state as their ramrod.  If the evangelicals actually thought about the teachings of Jesus, rather than spewing dogma, they would stay home and acknowledge elections for the farce they actually are.

Via Drudge.

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