Why do Christians dislike Hillary so much?

[Ddavid from NC]

I'm a news junky...and I have questions concerning everything. Of all the candidates, Hillary seems to create the most negative response among evangelicals. Why? Obama is considered more liberal by the Democrats...Gulliani, matches her on social issues...Why does the right wing feel so threatened by her? Evidently, it is not just her policy posistions.

[kari21]

I'm a news junky...and I have questions concerning everything. Of all the candidates, Hillary seems to create the most negative response among evangelicals. Why? Obama is considered more liberal by the Democrats...Gulliani, matches her on social issues...Why does the right wing feel so threatened by her? Evidently, it is not just her policy posistions.

Actually, it really is her policy positions. And for me, I dislike her for her views on abortion, gun control, and the whole "it takes a village to raise your kids" deal.

[Matthitjah]

I'm a news junky...and I have questions concerning everything. Of all the candidates, Hillary seems to create the most negative response among evangelicals. Why? Obama is considered more liberal by the Democrats...Gulliani, matches her on social issues...Why does the right wing feel so threatened by her? Evidently, it is not just her policy posistions.

Grace to you,

I don't personally dislike her. It's her positions and policies. I don't even know her. If the American public gets the King that their hearts desire. I will pray for her.

I wouldn't vote for anyone currently running with any zeal or relish. I am currently trying to decide that if John McCain should win the nomination and Hillary was on the other side, if I would really or should really vote.

John McCain is Hillary's equivalent, IMO.

Peace,

Dave

[O'Dannyboy]

Hillary is about as "liberal" as they come. Her policies on immigration, abortion, gay marriage, health care, and pretty much everything else are simply frightening. She has championed many bills lately that would have only contributed to the welfare/dependence mentality. She would like nothing more than to convince America that government knows best. You know, big government, big taxes, socialism at it's worst.

[Trusting Jesus]

I agree with what has been said. My politics are very conservative and hers are liberal. Bill Clinton was not my idea of a president to be proud of, and I don't see Hillary as any different.

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Nathele

[Bolts]

Christianity doesn't really have anything to do with which way a person is going to vote. However, most christians will and are likely to measure their choice against the word of God and they may even pray and ask the Lord to show them which way to vote. Ultimately it is all about God's will being done so that his Kingdom may come.

But as I say, it is an individual decision.

[Ddavid from NC]

Christianity doesn't really have anything to do with which way a person is going to vote. However, most christians will and are likely to measure their choice against the word of God and they may even pray and ask the Lord to show them which way to vote. Ultimately it is all about God's will being done so that his Kingdom may come.

But as I say, it is an individual decision.

Doesn't the Word say that no one gets in office unless God puts them there?

[Guest yod]

I'm a news junky...and I have questions concerning everything. Of all the candidates, Hillary seems to create the most negative response among evangelicals. Why?

because there is a history of attempted governmental take-overs in our life, property, and families.

Obama is the same thing, imo, but we don't have the record in front of us yet.

The entire Democrat Platform is a sharp stick in the eye of a holy God. The Republican platform is much closer to my core values but the average republican candidate today is ignoring it.

[Guest LadyC]

yep, ddavid.

bible also says something about a wicked nation's punishment being exacted by another MORE wicked nation. i think it's time we get OUR nation back to the basics of God's word!

[Bolts]

Christianity doesn't really have anything to do with which way a person is going to vote. However, most christians will and are likely to measure their choice against the word of God and they may even pray and ask the Lord to show them which way to vote. Ultimately it is all about God's will being done so that his Kingdom may come.

But as I say, it is an individual decision.

Doesn't the Word say that no one gets in office unless God puts them there?

yes, so one could look at it in the light that if we do pray and seek Gods word then his will and purpose will come to pass.

However, not everyone is christian. This to me makes diversity exciting as individuals will vote for whomever they feel will best serve their situation.