Shaun White (b. 1986) |
haun White gained considerable fame from
his gold medal performance as a snowboarder in this year’s Winter
Olympics in Turin, Italy. His abundant mop of red hair earned him
the nickname of “The Flying Tomato.”
Shaun White is not
really
a tomato. People just call him that.
When he was running for president in 2000,
George W. Bush said that Jesus had touched his heart. Hence,
millions of Christians think that he is this wonderful noble
Christian man. Just because people say he is a Christian, does that
make him one?
It is not for me to judge whether or not
Bush is a Christian. That is between him and his Maker. It is my
duty, however, to evaluate the fruit on his tree against the
yardstick of Scripture.
Bush and abortion
Is Our Christian President (OCP)
pro-life? Well, over
$100 million
in federal taxpayer money goes to Planned Parenthood every year.
This could not happen without the signature of OCP. (And if "he
didn't know what he was signing", why did he sign it to begin
with?)
And didn’t OCP sign a ban on
partial birth abortions?
Well, yes he did. The problem is, however, that this bill so
narrowly defined this gruesome procedure that it only outlawed it
for about ten seconds out of a nine month pregnancy.
When OCP was
governor of Texas,
that state’s supreme court ruled 6-3 that a 17-year-old girl could
get an abortion without parental consent. Governor Bush nominated
four of the justices in the majority and was an ally of a fifth.
That alone would make for a majority.
I know, I know: OCP’s only veto was of a
bill that increased federal funding for embryonic stem cell
research. However, he is not opposed to some taxpayer funding
for research using dead babies. In August 2001, he
authorized
federal funding for embryonic stem cell research.
(For an incredibly detailed and impeccably
documented account of how OCP is no pro-lifer, please
read this article
by Patrick Johnston, OD.)
Bush and the courts
But what about his judicial picks? Didn’t
OCP inherit a bunch of liberal Clinton appointees? Well, yes, but
that does not let him off the hook. All he has to end intrusion by a
rogue judiciary in matters such as abortion, school prayer, etc, is
to heed Article 3, Section 2 of the Constitution he has twice sworn
to uphold. All he has to do is urge 218 congressmen and 51 senators
with backbone to pass legislation restricting the scope of the
federal courts on these issues and then sign such legislation.
Unless I have missed something, he has not done this.
One of OCP’s picks for the Eleventh
Circuit Court, William Pryor, led the charge to remove
Roy Moore
from the Alabama Supreme Court. Moore became famous when he defied
the totally arbitrary and capricious order by a federal judge to
remove a Ten Commandments monument from the Alabama state court
house.
In 1992,
John Roberts,
OCP’s pick to be chief justice of the Supreme Court, provided legal
counsel which was instrumental in overturning Colorado’s Amendment
2, which would have denied special civil rights protections to
homosexuals. Which brings us to the issue of…
Bush and gays
But what about homosexuality? Didn’t OCP
support a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage? Well, yes.
(Such an amendment is a
dumb idea
for a variety of reasons.) However, he has
appointed
large numbers of homosexuals to federal office. He hired Dick
Cheney’s openly gay daughter to be a consultant on his presidential
campaigns. He has openly praised the
Metropolitan Community Churches
of Los Angeles, which perform 6000 gay “marriages” per year.
(Again, Dr. Johnston goes into great
detail and exhaustive documentation on OCP and homosexuals in
this article.)
Bush family values
We know about all the degeneracy of the
Kennedy clan, as well as that of Roger Clinton and Billy Carter. It
is very well known that OCP's daughters were busted for using fake
IDs to gain entrance to an Austin watering hole.
Daughter Jenna has been spotted on all fours gyrating around in
a thong doing something called “Da
Butt Dance” at a lower
Manhattan night spot.