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Well you know , religion is a hot topic . I say funding is good for all if it is not discriminatory . Everyone should get it . Yes , and what about the atheists . How would they apply since there is no religious affiliation , except denial . Should atheisim be considered a religion - the non-belief in a higher power ? How would that work ? Oh , and agnostics ? What do you all out there in cyber space think ?

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I'm sure plenty of atheist-run charities receive all kinds of federal charity funds.

This is an interestingly fake story. In particular, the phony quote: "I am a religious man, therefore a moral man, and therefore you should elect me." Never said. Never uttered.

This "story" is pure bullsh1t.

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Thank you for denyin reality ... and history.

We Christian Conservatives thank you.

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The BIG contributors are un-religious.

The BIG contributors are only looking for a payback after the election.

When a religious group makes it to the status of the contributions of the BIG ontributors, they too can get their payback.

Note how well the White-Hous... office has been well funded under Mr. Bush, even though they burn money with no demonstrable benefit to the public.

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