You say you’re a Christian. Do you think Jesus would want you to be nicer to your political opponents?

Who knows? Maybe He’ll say I was too tough or maybe He’ll chastise me for not being tough enough on those who hate Him. Ask the moneychangers in the temple how “nice” Jesus was? Maybe He’ll say I needed more jokes or fewer adjectives. I’ll apologise for not getting it right and thank him for dying for my sins.

If the Church of Liberalism lets you do anything you want, why do you think the divorce rate is higher in red states than in the godless blue states?

Assuming that’s true, probably because marriage is more popular in the red states than in the blue states and because of all the blue-staters living in red states.

Is it important to you as a woman to be standing up for positions that many people think are unrepresentative of women: opposing abortion, favouring the death penalty, and so forth?

The answer to any question beginning “Is it important to you as a woman” is: No. It’s important to me as a Christian and an American to take the positions I take, but I would hold the same positions if I were a man. And you have apparently not brushed up on the abortion polls if you think opposition to abortion is “unrepresentative of women.” Women love and protect children. Godless men — like Herod in Jesus’ time, the Pharaoh in Moses’ time, and Bill Clinton in our time — target babies for destruction. — Beliefnet.com (Concluded)