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Even though the Soviet Union used their definition of atheism to control the population, states and kingdoms governed by Christianity (such as Tudor England) typically control/controlled people's lives to a much greater extent. The Catholic church is a more than adequate example of this.

The freedom to practice your religion of choice is a secular characteristic of government. A true Christian state would have to enforce the dictatorial "Thou shall have no other gods before me" rule. Anything else would be a secular ruling, which is closer to atheism than Christianity.

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I'm not sure if the intended meaning of this question is if Obama should be "kicked out" by means of impeachment or by the lack of a second term, but I'll just assume it's the latter.

If the only alternative to Obama is a guy who makes claims like "corporations are people too", my answer is absolutely not.

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Unless your brother is a member of Congress, his vote is inconsequential. Al Gore won the popular vote in 2000 by over half of a million votes, he didn't become president. Based on that, the only conclusion I can only come to is that 51,000,000 votes (the majority of votes for that election) didn't matter. There are better ways to spend his time.

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