Caracterul celor doi candidați
It’s a given that conservative
evangelicals are overwhelmingly opposed to the election of Hillary Clinton (D).
Her “trust factor,” the American people’s confidence in her integrity, is not
only the lowest of any candidate in U.S. history, but her vision and policy
proposals for the country are generally anathema to devout followers of Christ.
On the other hand, Donald Trump’s (R) candidacy has raised issues
of character related to his temperament. The Washington Examiner seemed to sum
it up well, saying he certainly seems the opposite of what Christians “aspire
to be: vain, self-absorbed, petty, superficial, and profane.” Recently, his
campaign has been mired down with the revelation of an audio from 11 years ago
that recorded him indefensibly speaking in the lewdest way about women.
A worthy question is whether the judgment of a
political candidate’s character can be justly made in a monolithic manner. In
other words, is it enough to consider personal flaws, shouldn’t the candidate’s
political positions also be included as a part of making a character
determination?
Politica
imorală a doamnei Clinton
Hillary Clinton not only has a sordid past rife
with deceit, alleged crooked business dealings, covering up and enabling her
husband’s adulterous relationships, stealing White House furniture, numerous
government corruption scandals, associations with radicals like Saul Alinsky,
Benghazi, etc., but she also, in addition to all of this, holds egregiously
immoral political views.
She is a rabid supporter of abortion. She holds that religious
liberty should be subordinate to LGBTQ rights and abortion rights. She says
that she would appoint federal judges and justices to the U.S. Supreme Court
that would unquestionably undermine our constitution’s actual meanings of the
First and Second Amendments.
Her
proposed policies on terrorism and immigration would put the American people at
an economic disadvantage, favor our enemies, and make us more vulnerable to
criminal and terrorist activities.
Her
economic policies are essentially socialistic in principle and could bankrupt
our nation. All of this goes to character.
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