Tulsi Gabbard

"However, I can’t think of a single Democrat politician who is not Evil."

It's all in the wording. A politician is still a politician regardless of a D or an R. The ones to be super cautious with are the career politicians who will literally say anything as long as it makes them look favorable to whomever they are pandering to.

1. Murdering the most innocent people (babies)

If it's about abortion laws, I agree that there have been some truly horrific partial birth abortion as well as late term abortions, that have a large support by Democratic politicians. (I don't recall seeing any support by Republican politicians)

I have also seen pro life groups among Democrats and Republicans. I found an interesting read about the Pro Life Democrats:

• We are Democrats against Biden standing alongside Independents and Republicans who think the pro-life movement needs to invest in and support pro-life Democrats.

• Our ambitious advocacy agenda for 2020 includes protesting the Democratic Party's extreme abortion plank at every step of the 2020 election

[prolifedem.org]

There currently are less (if any) political representatives that support pro-life Democrats. More politicans are moving toward a much more extreme end, which is not an accurate representation of all people with liberal values. Republican representatives are equally dismissive of pro choice conservatives.

Personally, I am pro life, (with very extreme exceptions), so I do also tend to view Democratic politicians as "evil" when they advocate for such extreme abortions. That is not how I view all Democrats, however.

2. Hatred for God and removal of God from the Democrat platform; 1st amendment religious rights

This is most definitely concerning. Pelosi, Biden, and other representatives have claimed they hold no such bigotry for Judeo Christian values. Actions would say otherwise. The Amy Barrett hearing alone was notably biased as well as the double standards they show when comparing other religions to ones more traditionally associated with western values.

As far as "evil", I'm unsure. Much of the Democratic modernism seems to be steeped in Oligarchic rule placing minority values and customs in a protected group. There are still a majority of Christians in the United States and I feel this unwarranted negativity to our faith has not reflected well on Democratic politicians. Personally, I find it two faced and a biased double standard, however not necessarily evil.

3. Destruction of the sanctity of marriage

Homosexuality and gay rights for me is a separate issue from mixing church and state. I believe government has no buisness in the say whether two consenting adults wish to be married. They can be leagally married without church participation and churches should not be forced to accommodate them.

Both the Democrats and Republicans have moved to a more accepting stance on gay marriage. However, the Democrats have been pushing for churches to be forced to allow gay marriage, children be taught in schools about homosexual sex practices, and other far too extreme programs that I don't agree with.

4. Law and order (constitution; police officers; etc)
   ... the list of Gods priorities they stand against goes on.

I think, in the end, if you judge purely by faith, you'll be hard pressed to find a politician absolved of evil, regardless if they are D or R. Which I can understand must be extremely frustrating to those who would like a shift back to the more traditional days of the value of church in a society.

Western civilization was built largely on these traditional Christian values. I often find them paramount in determining our moral compass, law and order, kindness of our fellow brothers and sisters, and an overall "center" of unity despite our political differences. It is sad to see them being replaced and demonized by extremist groups.

annnd truth be told there are many evil hearts on both sides of the political aisle.

For the Faithful my response is Amen!
For the Secularists I say Hear! Hear!

On a national level, I see people like Tulsi Gabbard and Joe Manchin as being a bit less than evil. I don't agree with their positions on the issues, particularly hers. I think that they are wrong to stay with a thoroughly corrupt party like the modern Democrat party. At a local level, I have occasionally run into Democrats who were not evil. Many of them have stayed with the Democrat party for years out of a family loyalty to the party. Some are in the Democrat party because they trust the organized Republican party less than they trust the organized Democrat party. Several Democrat politicians have recently endorsed Trump. I think that they are all city council members or state legislators, but they are elected Democrat politicians.

Power corrupts.

I don't judge people because I know if I was rich and powerful I would have trouble with temptations.

I think a better question is can you think of a Democrat who has a peaceful happy soul? I think the painted on smile of Nancy Pelosi for example hides a bitter soul. That bitterness has infected all our institutions. It's worth keeping in mind that the generation of peace and love turned into narcissism and nihilism. The first sin of the Democrats was a lack of gratitude for the culture they inherited.

Empathy is a peculiar instinct. It doesn't understand it reacts. Like all instincts it is a reflection of the selfish gene. Only the abstract can transcend instinct. Civilization requires that we transcend instinct or emotion and have faith in each other. The abstraction of one nation under God with liberty and justice for all does not stem from emotion but the rational realization that the perfect is the enemy of the good. The acceptance that we are limited beings and despite our best intentions there will be unintended consequences. Humility and gratitude keep bitterness at bay.

Given that Democrat politicians are evil and many Republican politicians are evil as well and all of them do evil things, how should Christians vote?

The answer is clear, we must vote for the principles (and those that represent them) that are more in tune with God’s priorities as explained in the Bible. If we will have to “answer for every idle word”, doesn’t this principle also apply to how we vote (not voting is akin to remaining silent when they are about to kill an innocent man)?

Christians must educate themselves on the issues, pray, read the Bible for answers on those issues and act according to what honors God.

Nope. Can't think of a SINGLE one! I'll keep trying, though.