Barack Obama Quits the Trinity United Church

 After twenty years of subscribing to the hate filled rhetoric of the Trinity United Church Barack Obama has quit the church. This was probably the right (pardon the pun) thing to do but what took so long?

  Let’s face it, there is nothing uniting about this church. The candidate who promises to bring Americans together, to work with both parties, even though he has never crossed the aisle to work with Republicans in his brief tenure in government, was a member of this dividing church for twenty years. He HAS to believe the rhetoric that was coming from the pulpit or he would have quit 19 years ago. He must have believed it, he raised his little girls up in that church. He subjected them to the hate. Why would he if he didn’t agree with it?

 Either he believes it or he has extremely poor judgement, either of which disqualifies him to be president.

 He remained in the church throughout Reverend Wright’s tenure and we are supposed to believe that he had never heard him make any of those controversial comments. It wasn’t until it became a political albatross that he decided to leave the church. It became politically advantageous for him to quit, so he did. Pure and simple. Jeremiah Right even went on television and admitted that when Barack Obama denounced his words that he was just doing what he had to do as a politician. In other words, lying. That is what this is about also, political gain, that’s it. He still must hold true to the words that are spoken there:

“I’m not denouncing the church and I’m not interested in people who want me to denounce the church,”

“It’s clear that now that I’m a candidate for president, every time something is said in the church by anyone associated with Trinity, including guest pastors, the remarks will imputed to me even if they totally conflict with my long-held views, statements and principles,” he said.

 Does he disagree with the pastor’s views, if he does why did he stay? It makes absolutely no sense that he would stay in a church if he disagreed with what was being preached there. Those words above don’t look like the words of someone who disagrees with the church, they look like the words of someone distancing himself from the church because he is running for president. Those are two distinctly different reasons for leaving the church.

 Barack Obama still hasn’t answered the most important question; why did he stay there so long?

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