Thinkprogress:
Discussing President Bush’s trip to Israel, Jim Towey, who served four years as director of the president’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, told the Chicago Tribune that “the president does not claim to have divine guidance when he makes decisions, but he sure seeks it.” In 2003, however, Texas evangelist James Robinson, said that Bush told him:
I feel like God wants me to run for President. … I know it won’t be easy on me or my family, but God wants me to do it.
Well, whoever is Bush’s divine-in-chief, he is certainly not doing a heckava job in preserving Bush’s legacy. Bush sealed his fate in his Presidency when he used God to steal both elections and lie to the American people.
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Now if Americans don't remember what and how Bush got in office then they deserve every thing they get. Karl Rove set out using God's name and say it was God who said Bush should be President. We illegally invaded Iraq and it was Bush who said he spoke to God but refused to get advice from Bush Senior. If any real Christian thinks the direction Bush has taken was a divine guidance I hope they were paid enough money to lie.
Yeah, God just isn't that stupid.
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