Brown's right. Both are just saying what their bases want to here. The GOP the the religious right, the DNC to their anti-Christian base. It's also correct to say each side truly believes what is in their messages. While Christians and the GOP are somewhat tolerant of anti-Christians' to be so, the same can not be said of the anti-Christians' tolerance for our freedom to be faithful.

Politicians use any means to get votes. Always have. Talk is still cheap, but actions are hard. I've learned over the years to filter out the static during election years. Pols talk a good game, but never deliver. I expect whichever one wins to maintain the status quo & kiss up to the ones who financed their elections just like they always have done. Anyone expecting things to be different will again be disappointed.