Voting Day (Again) in Georgia

That's a tough one. Obviously it would be wrong to vote for Warnock given the DNC platform. But why GA ended up with Walker is beyond me.

Recently it seems that we get the worst of the bunch. GA has much better (and with much better chances of getting that seat).

If I voted (and was in GA) I'd want Warnock out, but I wouldn't want Walker in.

 

It isn't what the Dems say about Walker. I don't trust either side.

And I realize that good people lie. I know Walker was in the NFL spot light and may have felt pressure (even if self imposed).

But my main complaint against Biden (as a person, i.e., aside from his platform) was his integrity. That was one reason he failed in his previous runs for President.

How can I expect a higher degree of integrity from Democrat candidates than I would for Republican candidates? How can I pretend Walker is honest when I know he is not?

The answer, of course, is of I were a Republican (Republicans and Democrats ignore the flaws in their candidates while focusing on the flaws of their opponents). But I belong to neither party.

My complaint is not that Walker is a worse candidate than Warnock. You can't really get worse than Warnock.

My complaint is neither are good candidates for political office.

Georgia has better people, better potential candidates. They have to.

 

I think he is a good man as well.

I only wish he would address areas we know were past mistakes.

I chalk up the abuser accusation to politics (as far as I can tell he was not convicted) and Warnock is just the pot calling the kettle black.

That said, one huge issue with Biden is integrity. I cannot be honest and address that while ignoring Walker has the same issue.

I guess there is one major difference. Biden lied as a Senator. Walker was a football player.

 

The DNC platform is unacceptable. It is the sins of Romans 3.

I can understand why a Christian would vote GOP, but I cannot understand why a Christian would ever consider voting DNC (regardless of the candidate).

I am not waiting for a perfect candidate. I'd love to see an honest one, but the candidates are not the reason I do not vote.

 

Lol....that is a pretty stupid claim.

If I voted and lived across the river I'd vote for Walker.

I would prefer Walker address instances where he lied (just saying "my bad" would be fine). The reason is I hold integrity an important trait.

The candidates have nothing to do with the reason I do not vote (which is, BTW, none of your business to critique).

 

One of the things I detested about Biden is h8s misrepresentation of his education (his claim to have graduated with honors from law school, multiple degrees, etc when he graduated at the bottom of his class).

I have seen a motivation speech Walker talk about graduating from the University of Georgia in the top 1% of his class. Now he denies making the statement (Walker did mot graduate from the University of Georgia).

If a man cannot be trusted with the small stuff, how can he be trusted with the big stuff?

 

You obviously do not know why I don't vote, as proven by your ignorance of what I believe here.

The reasons I do not vote is none of your business, just as the reason you do is none of mine.

There is no need for you to make up views for me.

You can ask me why I don't vote - that would be fine. But I am under no obligation to answer you - that would be up to me.

 

Not at all.

When Christians vote for a candidate they need to do so prayerfully and vote their conscience.

When Christians abstain from voting they need to do so prayerfully and vote their conscience.

The only thing here I find evil and sinful are Christians who encourage other believers to act against their convictions in regard to secular politics.