When Jane Pitt wrote her humble response to another reader’s letter to the editor of the Springfield News-Leader in Missouri urging fellow Christians to look beyond Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith and focus instead on the man’s abilities and values, little did she know that she would be deluged with death threats and vile comments. Since penning her minor political protest, Mrs. Pitt has been hunkered down in her Missouri home hoping to brave the evil enmity of the illiberal Left.
Here is the part of Mrs. Pitt’s letter that has caused the progressive hoards to ferociously foam at their very foul mouths.
Any Christian who does not vote or writes in a name is casting a vote for Romney’s opponent, Barack Hussein Obama — a man who sat in Jeremiah Wright’s church for years, did not hold a public ceremony to mark the National Day of Prayer, and is a liberal who supports the killing of unborn babies and same-sex marriage. Springfield News-Leader
Well said, Jeanne. I always find it interesting, (maybe disgusting is the word I’m looking for) the tactics of the tolerant left. They love to call people who disagree with them haters, but the evidence is in, there are no bigger haters than lefties, except maybe the damn muzzies. But then, the two are in bed together, aren’t they.
I recall the day I became a Christian a few years back. Before that, I was a working musician. A right wing musician in a left wing world. But when my so called friends found out I was a Christian, they stopped being my friends. My phone stopped ringing. I never tried to convert any of them, but when they spouted crap, I called them on it. Funny how that works. They had no logical answer or reply except to call me names and tell me how I believed in a myth. Anyway, I’m getting off track, as usual. I understand what Mrs. Pitt is going though, though perhaps not on that level of hatred. This isn’t going to end well. Eventually people will stand up to these aholes and fight back, and I don’t mean with words. If we don’t, we’re toast.
Again, thanks for letting me ramble on, Jeanne.
You can ramble here any time, Terry. I think it is so valuable for folks to hear the personal stories of conservatives and Christians who have to face such hateful nonsense in their lives.
I too often wonder how it will all end…here in the US, November should basically decide it one way or another.
Amen to your comments! I am embarrassed that yet again Liberal gays show how “liberal” they really are.
The only consoling element to situations like this one is that the Left does pay a political price. The power punch of their standard accusations of ‘racist’ and ‘hater’ are becoming so cliched from overuse and if they can’t demonize the folks who have different opinions, they don’t have much else to bring to battle other than outright violence.