Tebow makes his way into politics

[ATAK, Inc.]

Well, keep in mind, he already inserted himself into politics in a pretty fierce way during that Super Bowl ad a couple years ago, sponsored by that right-wing hate-group: Focus on the Family.

In that ad, his mom claimed that her doctor recommended she abort him because they expected a still-birth. The thing is, abortion was illegal in the Philippines at the time, which makes her story doubtful.

So yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if he was allowing right-wing political groups to use his name to push-poll their agendas. What a lot of Christians don't realize though is how off-putting Tim Tebow is to non-Christians. His ostentatious displays of piety really turn non-believers off to the Christian message. If their goal it to try to reach out and "save more souls," flaunting Tim Tebow around is one hell of a terrible P.R. strategy.

It's just one more part of the reason non-believers are the fastest growing religious minority for 20 years running.

Ah yes, the rampant intolerence from the left. Nothing new spewing from LAGC.

[LAGC]

If you consider Focus on the Familiy a hate group then literally just about every single group out there is a hate group.

Not at all. Only groups that attack people because of things they can't control like their gender, race, sexual orientation, or disability are hate groups. Despite being loud and vocal, these groups are becoming weaker and less powerful each and every year as America grows more tolerant each and every generation.

[Warthogg]

The Southern Poverty Law Center thinks any group that does not go with the Dem line is a hate-group.

The Southern Poverty Law Center IS a hate group.


Wart

[weevil]

Well not in a direct way, but his name is being used to distinguish between some groups they are trying to reach. A friend in SC told me he's been getting push polling calls for the upcoming primary, with the first question some of the polls asking being "How do you feel about Tim Tebow?" He was thinking it's being use to determine if a voter has an evangelical slant to their voting or not (Perry poll?).

Yeah I guess that would be a good indicator of one's "beliefs" or lack there of.