Does Presidents religion matter in election?
14 Answers to "Does Presidents religion matter in election?"
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It does if they make decisions ba
sed on their idiotic religions. Like (8)
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yes if you still living in the middle-age
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yep this country will only vote of somebody who believes in God...
So much for freedom of religion...Like (3)
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Yes because some peoples religion or lack thereof affect me personally
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no, why should it
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Depends on if they make their religion part of their campaign, if they ba
se their polices on what their religion says and not what's good for the country. Like (2)
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yep
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It only seems to matter that they have one. Worryingly enough.
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Well, everyone knows Obama was a former Muslim religion but see Hillary Clinton has got too much dirt under her nails that's why she didn't win the
Democratic nomination back in 2007-2008 but than again it didn't effect ObamaLike (1)
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it shouldn't, but for many people it likely does.
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It's not supposed to, but it does. Can you imagine a Wiccan president being elected? Romney took heat at the beginning for his religion, and he's only a Mormon. Obama practically had to prove he was a Christian before anyone would take him seriously.
I'm not saying that I necessarily believe that any given politician belongs to the religion that they claim, but it definitely matters what religion the general population thinks that politicians are.Like (1)
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What part of " Separation between Church and State" do people still don´t get ?
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I don't get your question. It does matter or it doesn't matter?
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Whatever they believe in should not interfere with the way they govern.
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by calvinunmaker Nov 3rd, 2012 at 8:41PM
to some it does but there is a legal president to separation of church and state although it is rarely brought up or even recognized
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Reply by underconstruction Nov 3rd, 2012 at 8:44PM
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