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tya...@gmail.com

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Nov 2, 2009, 1:31:50 PM11/2/09
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Just go to Theocracy Watch and read the crap the religious right is
trying to do. Good bye Horse racing.

wolfagain

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Nov 2, 2009, 1:58:53 PM11/2/09
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On Nov 2, 12:31 pm, "tyat...@gmail.com" <tyat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just go to Theocracy Watch and read the crap the religious right is
> trying to do. Good bye Horse racing.

In 3 minuets I see where they...those who pay for the site....rant on
Sarah Palin endlessly...wonder where they got that idea? Dailykos
maybe, Huffington? and rant on those who don't favor homosexual
"marriage." In short you've found a home for LOONS! A place for
liberals to go when they have nothing productive to do and they see
the Obama socialist agenda going down in flames...check closely
Tuesday's elections in VA, NJ, and NY 23rd.

tya...@gmail.com

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Nov 2, 2009, 2:38:50 PM11/2/09
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On Nov 2, 10:31 am, "tyat...@gmail.com" <tyat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just go to Theocracy Watch and read the crap the religious right is
> trying to do. Good bye Horse racing.

but we can always bank on their being greedy.

The Rev. Louis P. Sheldon Rev. Louis P. "Lou" Sheldon (born 1934 in
Washington, D.C.) is an American Presbyterian pastor and Chairman of
the social conservative organization, the Traditional Values
Coalition. , a California-based Religious Right activist who claims to
be opposed to the spread of legalized gambling, helped scuttle an anti-
gambling measure five years ago after receiving a check from a
gambling company, The Washington Post has reported.

Sheldon, whose Traditional Values Coalition The Traditional Values
Coalition is a Christian Right organization that claims to represent
over 43,000 conservative Christian churches throughout the United
States of America. Headquartered in Washington, D.C.
..He claims to represent 44,000 houses of worship, is best known for
his strident anti-gay rhetoric. But like many Religious Right leaders,
Sheldon has spoken out against legalized gambling. That did not stop
him from accepting money from a gambling company in the summer of
2000.

chingang

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Nov 15, 2009, 11:12:30 PM11/15/09
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Tax religion, they make the profits and spread their influence
tax-free. What a gaff!

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