The US Declaration of Independence stands as the cornerstone of the nation. Everything that came afterward was predicated on those principles. To depart from those basic truths is to invite disaster and those who advocate doing so have really missed the POINT of being American.
In a FOX News interview, Hannity speaks with Rev. Jesse Jackson, Democratic Party icon.
HANNITY: We are endowed by our creator, our founding document. We are endowed by our creator. It was in the 2008 platform, it was seven times in the 2004 platform. They purposely took it out. The delegates wanted to keep it out you. How should America interpret that?
JACKSON: Maybe it shouldn’t have been the word “creator” in the first place.
The word, “creator” is not denominational. People are all free to interpret that word as they choose. But in this nation, since 1776, the name of God has never been so completely reviled politically as it was at the 2012 DNC:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed…
It can’t be made any clearer.
In this nation you don’t have to believe in God, but there has been a tradition in which the sanctity of life has been upheld for most of our history. Any movement that so resists that tradition is not a just or moral movement in my opinion.
Take a moment and (LINK) visit MAINFO for Cardinal Dolan’s benediction at the DNC.
Thanks Reverend…
He and Rev. Jeremiah Wright make perfect book-ends. With Obama between them. (please don't take this as a reference to Obama's metrosexuality – I meant it as a political statement)
Not enough bad things can be said about Jessie. But why bother?
Despite Villaraigosa deeming it otherwise, the 2012 Dems remain a Godless group.
I agree WoFat, when you wallow in the mud with a pig, you both get dirty and the pig enjoys it. I simply feel that what the REVEREND had to say was interesting when you factor the Declaration of Independence and his position as a 'man of the cloth'.
The Democrats at the convention made their voices heard. Now it's up to America to decide how best the land should be governed.