Alan Keyes on Barack Obama



Alan Keyes speaks the truth about Barack Obama here. Let's pray that the Holy Spirit will open the ears, the minds, and and the hearts of all those who see and hear this video so that they may understand the truth and live it in their lives. Let's pray that no one votes for Barack Obama - the pro-death leader in our country today. Go over to Jay's post at DeoOmnisGloria.com to see what he has to say about it.

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  1. Anonymous1/22/08, 8:45 AM

    Obama is the most pro-death of all running for President.

    Keyes far outclassed Obama in any debate I saw.

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  2. Katrinka Yobotz1/22/08, 7:36 PM

    Alan Keyes is the most pro-life of all running for President.

    Please pass the word that Alan Keyes is running. The media is actively hiding that from the public because they know he can win and they are afraid.

    Read the comments of those who have signed the pledge for Alan Keyes at www.alankeyes.com

    Please continue to pray for this election.

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  3. Anonymous3/3/08, 2:04 AM

    Actually when it come to family values, the war in Iraq or abortion, neither Obama nor Clinton nor McCain can be acceptable from the Catholic perspective. Clinton, if you recall, was in favor of so called "partial birth abortions". McCain divorced his first wife, and married a younger, arguably more attractive woman. Obama has stated that he accepts the pro abortion status quo. Only candidate who is by far closest to Catholic values is Ron Paul. Ron Paul, the 10 term Texas Congressman, has been married to the same woman, his only wife, for about 50 years. Further, Ron Paul voted against the war in Iraq and, though Ron Paul is a gynecologist by training, he has expressed his pro life values.

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