The conservative Republican commentator opines: "But the original omission of any mention of God and recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital from the Democratic Party platform, which were in it in 2008, followed by an undemocratic attempt to add them after the fact, showed the clear truth about the 2012 Democratic Party. It took three boisterous floor votes to add these principles to the platform. Listening to the ayes and nays in the third vote, it is doubtful they got the two-thirds that were needed."
She continues her commentary: "According to a 2010 Gallup poll, 43 percent of Americans attend church regularly. However, just 39 percent of Democrats and 27 percent of liberals do. The alignment of the culture of the Democratic Party with that of bankrupt European welfare states provides a powerful hint where they are taking this country."
More: "God-fearing, family- and church-centered American values created the American prosperity that opened the door to entitlement programs. Now, Democrats brand those traditional American values as cruel and 'on your own.' If you think debt, government dependence, broken families, and moral relativism is the path to a strong and prosperous America, sign on with the Democrats. But Republicans need to do a better job embracing and articulating the alternative. Republicans need to step up to the plate and start talking about our nation's real crisis -- our moral crisis. The nation's searching middle class will understand the truth when they hear it. But they need to hear it first."
Star Parker Commentary: Voting No On God
