If this Shit worked there would not be a RepubliCON left alive!!!

These flaming hypocrites, aka Christians, are INSANE!...

If prayer worked like this, I would pray the entire GOP out of existence forever, maybe even pray them back to 1860 so they never existed whatsoever!...

Butt these Butthead Christians do NOT have any FAITH! Their INSANE prayers do NOTHING!!! Proving their religion is just another FRAUD.

This is a religion and political party of HATE, RACISM, and INHUMANITY... I want no part of this... Jeeezus save us from YOUR FU*KED UP FOLLOWERS!!!!




Caller asks GOP senator if he prayed hard enough for other senators to die

A caller who reached CSPAN asked a Republican senator if he\\\\\\\'d prayed hard enough for GOP Sen. Robert Byrd (D-WV) to die on Tuesday.

-We got our vigil together and took Sen. Coburn\\\\\\\'s instructions and prayed real hard that Sen. Byrd would either die or couldn\\\\\\\'t show up at the vote the other night,- the called, dubbed -Abraham- from Georgia remarked. -How hard did you pray, because I see one of our members is missing this morning. Did it backfire on us? Did one of our members die?-

-How hard did you pray?- he adds. -Did you pray hard enough?- He appears to break into tears at the end.

The caller appeared to be referring to Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK), who missed one of the Senates healthcare votes.

Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) announced Sunday he was hoping -- even praying -- that one of his Democratic colleagues somehow could not manage to cast a vote on health care in the wee hours of Monday morning. Liberal critics saw the remarks as a thinly veiled aside against 92-year-old Sen. Robert Byrd (D-WV), who had to be wheeled in in a wheelchair to vote. (He did.)

As the chamber neared the first of several procedural ballots to end debate on the bill ahead of final passage, Coburn said, -What the American people ought to pray is that somebody cant make the vote tonight. Thats what they ought to pray.-

His suggestion struck a raw nerve with Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL). -I dont think its appropriate to be invoking prayer to wish misfortune on a colleague and I want him to clarify that,- he said. -Ive invited him, I wanted to reach out to him. He is my friend and Ive worked with him, but, uh, this statement goes too far.-

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