You may not know this, and depending on your "political affiliation", you may utterly reject this, but George W. Bush, in light of the evidence, as we can only know them by their fruits, gives no appearance of being a Christian. Neither is Obama. Nor John Kerry.
But there's an interesting thing about Bush and Kerry, who ran against each other in '04.
They are both members of the Skull and Bones secret society in Yale, a society whose purpose is the glorification of death.
You, like I, would say that people make mistakes when they're younger, and he's probably repentant that he joined, right?
Then why doesn't Bush renounce it? Why do both Bush and Kerry maintain the secrecy of the club after all these years:
Now, I'm not a crazy person that thinks Skull and Bones is out to take over the world, but the merest research into it reveals its fascination with death and skulls. Why won't Bush at least renounce his involvement? Why does he maintain it's secrecy? Why doesn't he explain that he made a stupid decision to join? Maybe he doesn't think it was a bad choice.
Please, research it. Find out what Skull and Bones is, then ask yourself if someone who would join and remain loyal to it after so many years can be considered a good, moral man.
Every politician who is a member, representing the American people, and there are many politicians in their ranks, should renounce their involvement in the Skull and Bones organization.
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It's funny that you should mention this society. When you had that "Name That Belt-Buckle" thing I said G.W. Bush because of that skull.
Politicians are a different race of people apparently. That's why we can never agree with them or what they do in their spare time.
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