A bizarre moment at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte last night. It reminded me a bit of the Star Wars bar scene. The party unwittingly showed itself for what it truly is.
Last night, the country saw over half of the party’s delegates vote against ‘God’ being mentioned and ‘Jerusalem is the Capitol of Israel’ being mentioned, in the Party Platform.
If those watching from their homes could have been heard, I’d guess (but I could be wrong) that there would have been way more than 2/3rds in favor of putting those two items back into the Party Platform. Never mind that the vote was predetermined in the teleprompter and all of what that says about the significance of delegates and their votes at these (both of them) conventions.
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was speechless when the vote he heard didn’t match the teleprompter. How could he say that what just happened, did not happen, and get away with it? Then his Liberal conscience took over. Screw that, back to the teleprompter and say what the President wants me to say.
Proof that Obama and his political party aren’t too keen on the most basic democratic principles. What we saw last night could easily have come out of Caracas, Venezuela. This is today’s Democratic Party.
Would like to have been a fly on the wall when the President weighed the choice between the country’s reaction upon finding out what was NOT in the platform, and the reaction of the delegates upon finding out what Obama wanted put in the platform. Another thing to ponder is whether Huma Abedin was any way involved into those items being stricken from the Party Platform? Wouldn’t surprise me. For Obama, that would be ‘Muslim outreach.’
You must have been one of those who voted ‘no.’ Doesn’t matter to me what you think about God. You’re free to believe what you want.
You’ve excelled in demonstrating for my gentle readers what the wacko Left thinks of religion, and the demeaning manner in which they treat others who believe. I should thank you for that.
Aside from learning that you haven’t a clue about the platform issue, your comment is off topic.
Here’s the sentence, the only place where ‘God’ is mentioned in the platform, that had most of those Democrat Party delegates voting NO. Effectively booing God.
They would have been OK with a slight modification. Government-given potential.
You’re right. We really should be choosing our president based on who is most infatuated with an invisible man in the sky. Shame on the dems. They should leave the crazy christian section to the republicans. Because whether you decide to believe on an invisible man in the sky is what’s really important. Or at least, to crazy people.