Halleluiah! Obama Wants Faith Groups to Push Obamacare
Posted by Jim Hoft on Thursday, September 23, 2010, 6:06 AM
Well, he did attend Rev. Jeremiah “G-D America” Wright’s church for 20 years so this makes sense.
Obama wants faith-based groups to push his pro-abortion Obamacare monstrosity.
The Politico reported:
PULLING BACK THE CURTAIN: POTUS, SEBELIUS ASK FAITH LEADERS TO OUTREACH – With health reform’s popularity steadily slipping, top administration officials turned to faith-based groups that supported the law to do their part explaining it. On an hour-long conference call Tuesday, they outlined the Patients’ Bill of Rights and asked faith-based and community groups to get the word out on the new provisions. “I wanted to have this call because we have a big day coming up, the six-month anniversary of health reform’s passage,” President Obama told leaders on the conference call, hosted through Health and Human Services’ Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships. Obama later added that, “The debate in Washington is over, the Affordable Care Act is now law. …I think all of you can be really important validators and trusted resources for friends and neighbors, to help explain what’s now available to them.” Joshua DuBois, head of the White House’s Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, got even more specific: “Get the word out there, get information out there. Make use of the resources described on this call: the website, door hangers, one pagers and so forth. We’ve got work to do.”
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exceller commented:
umm, the debate isn’t over moron, it’s being challenged in courtrooms across the land and will most likely be found unconstitutional. but please go ahead and continue to live in a dreamworld if you like.
Elmo commented:
Dear Barry,
It’s over dipsh*t. Pack your bags, and get the fook outta town already. You’re a disease … a f*ckin disease. A filthy bacterial parasite.
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Me, a tiny bit under the weather today (no big). But, when I’m feeling a little more sparkly. Will finally go buy that bottle of Schramsberg (while I still have a spot’o jingle jangle). So, I will have NO excuses, come the eve of November Second (and I encourage one and all, to have an election watching/victory party!). For not singing Tiny Bubbles [though my cheapy didge cam's vid capability is ... shall we say ... limited (though I still have some time left before then ...)].
BuddyG commented:
I pray for Republican majorities in both houses of Congress.
patman commented:
And the walls come tumbling down…
Dennis commented:
Goodness! What ever happened to the vaunted separation of chrurch and state? This seems a lot more egregious than a cresch on a courthouse lawn. A**holes.
tarpon commented:
Why do you think he went to church last week.
Harry Schell commented:
He already has Rev. Sebelius.
And it takes blind faith, not active intellect, to push this plan.
Religious faith is not the same deal, but Junior would never understand that…
DINORight commented:
Just amazing! Not a surprise, but still outrageous.
Only a community organizer would think this way. No commander in chief would do this.
He knows he is hanging by a thread. November, we can’t wait!
TXPatriot commented:
So they don’t mind ignoring separation of church and state if THEY do it.
Got it.
The smoke is clearing, folks. We’re seeing the lies they’ve told for YEARS for what they are now.
Robert commented:
Should be called the Faith-based Astroturfing
Center For Hypocrisy and Propaganda.
Highlander commented:
Tarpon,
Exactly. Obama thinks one token visit to church in nearly two years entitles him to something in return.
tennismom commented:
I’m getting ‘slow script’ warnings when I click on this site. What’s that, cyberattack?
Asking church leaders to push policy seems a flagrant violation of the separation of church & state… but then to Him, the Constitution is just a random piece of paper…combustible… good tinder when we start the revv o looshin.
theBuckWheat commented:
Socialism is based on values that God explicitly rejects. It is based on coveting and using government to effect theft of private property. It is based on the lie that it is moral to live at the expense of others, the lie that we will all be better off if we did, and the lie that government has the power to seize all privately own assets so it can spread the wealth around as it pleases.
pst314 commented:
“What ever happened to the vaunted separation of chrurch and state?”
The Constitution is always trumped by liberal Gleichschaltung.
indccc commented:
Where in the Constitution is the phrase “separation of church and state?” Not saying what Bo is doing is right and not even sure it’s legal, but….
dnb commented:
Does anyone know where the Catholic church (US Council of Catholic Bishops) stands on this, as their Peace and Justice division is clearly an arm of the democrat party and their very lame, last minute ‘we’re pro-life stance’ before the passage of Obamacare was disingeneous at best.
ed commented:
This is probably why he started going to church! LOL!
Robert commented:
The rights to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness do not necessarily infringe on the rights of any others.
The so-called “right to health care” does. It relies on the confiscation of another’s property in order to finance it, and another’s time to provide the health care at a compensation that may be unsatisfactory to the provider.
Stephen Lowe commented:
The Episcopal ‘church’ doesn’t need to be asked twice! They are on the case! All three of them. / sarc off.
burt commented:
What’s the problem? He has Revend Wright, Revend Jackson, and Revend Sharpton.
donh commented:
These are false men of God committing apostacy to Holy Scripture Luke 16:13 “No servant can serve two masters. 8 He will either hate one and love the other, or be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon.”
Marsh commented:
Wait wait wait. Wasn’t it leftists who went absolutely mental when Bush supported giving federal funds to faith based charity programs? Hmmm I’m pretty sure they did since at the time I was a hardcore leftist militant atheist and I remember flipping out over it myself. Where’s the cries for seperation of church and state now?