How Would Jesus Vote?

Most everything you need to know about the political beliefs of “We Believe – We Vote” can be found in the graphic at the top of their website. The “T” in “vote” is a Christian cross, right next to an American flag superimposed upon a bald eagle. We Believe – We Vote has for the past five years made it their mission to use “biblical and traditional values to make informed voter recommendations to the faith-based community.” WBWV sits down with candidates, asking them to weigh in on issues ranging from the U.N.’s “Agenda 21” to whether “the state should ban licensed therapists from using their clinical judgment to help a minor turn away from unwanted same-sex attraction,” and ends up producing one of the more unusual, more in-depth local voter guides out there, one they’ve encouraged pastors to send their flock flocking to. This week, We Believe – We Vote published its candidate evaluations . The interesting part isn’t who the group loved more (Hint: Republicans), it’s the details/ Daniel Walters , Inlander. More here. (Illustration: Inlander)

Question: Do you think Jesus would be more inclined to vote for Republicans or Democrats? Or would He vote at all?