Why to NOT VOTE FOR Rev. Jody Hice

JODY HICE ON ABORTION - “How many times have we denounced the murderous acts of people like Hitler? Most certainly, his Actions and similar ones by other political leaders should be vehemently condemned! Yet, we so easily overlook the genocide that has been committed within our own country. Our murderous dealings are much worse than Hitler’s six million Jews or Mussolini’s three hundred thousand.  The genocide in America is inexcusable! It is worse than genocide. We are guilty of eugenics!”

JODY HICE ON WOMEN ENTERING POLITICS – Hice has been quoted as saying “I see nothing wrong with it as long as she is acting within the authority of her husband.” – WOW! It is inconceivable that in 2014 someone with these extreme beliefs could actually win a Republican primary for US Congress. 

JODY HICE ENDORSES CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR BEING GAY AND COMPARES GAY MARRIAGE TO INCEST, BESTIALITY, AND ADULTS HAVING SEX WITH CHILDREN: With no precedent whatsoever and with an attitude set on vacating the Bowers decision, the Court determined that homosexual sodomy is a fundamental right with full protection under the U.S. Constitution. There is no doubt this was a massive departure from American jurisprudence and it transmitted indescribable damage to marriage as well as the culture as a whole.”

“For instance an individual cannot marry someone who is already married, even if he really ‘loves’ her. Similarly a person who is married cannot find a third person to marry. The concept of ‘love’ is not the issue when it comes to marriage! People love all kinds of other people and things, but that does not grant permission for marriage. It is illegal to marry a child or a sibling. It is illegal to marry a pet, which many people love so dearly. So, it is fair to say that marriage is not simply about two people who love each other.” (Page 79 – “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)

“Some ask the question, “How does same sex-‘marriage’ threaten your marriage?” The answer is similar to asking, “How does a trashy neighborhood affect you?” (Page 81 – “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)

JODY HICE ON HATE CRIMES “There is no significant national problem of unfairness or harm against the gay and lesbian community. In fact, in many ways they already enjoy more rights and freedoms than other Americans.” (Page 83 – “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)

JODY HICE ON PUBLIC EDUCATION “The public school system has miserably failed, and there are at least three glaring reasons for its failure. 1.) It is a monopoly that is forced upon tax payers; 2.) It is based on centralized decision-making from Washington D.C. (the Department of Education should be eradicated!); and 3) schools have become centers of indoctrination and social engineering through the abusive era of political correctness.’ (Page 140 – “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)

JODY HICE ON RADICAL ISLAM: “When taken in its entirety, Islam is not a religion. Rather it is a totalitarian way of life complete with its own legal system (Sharia Law), financial structure, military and government system. Although Islam has a religious component, it is much more than a simple religious ideology. It is a complete geo-political structure, and as such, does not deserve First Amendment protection.” (Page 151 – “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)

JODY HICE ON STATES RIGHTS AND THE CIVIL WAR: “The Seventeenth Amendment should be repealed. As another attempt to curb state rights, the Seventeenth was ratified in 1913, allowing citizens to directly elect Senators rather than the initial constitutional plan, which called for Senators to be appointed by their various state legislatures. (Page 175, “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)

“Most discussions of the Tenth Amendment centers around using the state legislature enforcing (The Tenth Amendment) when the Supreme Court fails to do so. In that situation the state legislature to enforce it when the Supreme Court fails to do so. In that situation, the state legislature declares a (federal) law null and void within the state’s borders.” (Page 204, “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)

Unfortunately, the Civil War drastically altered the constitutional view of states’ rights. Although the technical reasons for the War are still being debated, there is no doubt that tensions between the North and the South started shortly after the Revolution…. And of course, there was the horrendous debate over slavery, which was considered the nucleus of Southern economy…. No doubt. Lincoln was in a very difficult position and from his perspective; the only way to salvage the nation was to expand government powers over individual states. Morally, his decision appeared reasonable; slavery needed to be addressed. (Page 205, “Now or Never, by Jody Hice”)

JODY HICE ON LIBERTARIANS: “However, to embrace other key elements of the libertarian movement will eventually lead to a conflict with Christian principles, especially in light of the existing American culture. Specifically, the idealistic treatment of social issues within libertarianism is problematic. In a nutshell, their belief is that government should have little-to-nothing to do by way of restricting certain behaviors and those individuals should be essentially free to do as they wish. The attitude is that “it is not the government’s business to tell me how to live.” That outlook sounds very ‘liberating’ and constitutional, but in reality, it is inherently dangerous.”  

“Libertarians often pride themselves in being fiscally conservative and socially liberal. Truthfully, the one is made impossible if the later is left unattended. There are many examples that could be used, but let’s consider no-fault divorce and weak family policies. This “liberal” approach has been part of a cultural problem, encouraging out-of-wedlock relations that lead to fatherless families. It now costs Americans about one trillion dollars decade because of the single mother plight.” Page 218 – 219, “Now or Never,” by Jody Hice)