Both. But my response was over whether the current POTUS is the Antichrist or not.
If for the sake of argument we assume that there will be an "end times" Antichrist (though that is itself up for debate, biblically), I hardly think a someone like Obama could fit the bill. Granted, I don't know what such a supposed end times Antichrist's resume is exactly supposed to look like (though everyone else and their mother apparently knows though they don't agree with each other).
I just don't think the only defining qualities of a supposed Antichrist is simply that he be a Democrat and that he be dark skinned. That, as far as I can tell, is the most basic problem the rightwing extremists seem to have. Of course, you can't just say you don't want a liberal n-word in the oval office, so you gotta goosie it up. Which the extremists on the right have managed to do since 2008 with all sorts of delightfully colorful language, using terms like "Marxist" and "Nazi" and "tyrant" and the whole bluster with the Birther nonsense.
It can't be that sycophant pundits on the far right such as Rush Limbaugh and one-man circus Glen Beck (who frighteningly are sometimes on the saner side of the bonker line) spew their nonsense to a crowd just too eager to devour it all and parrot it around again.
No, it's gotta be that he's the Antichrist. I mean, after all, look at him. He's black and he thinks poor people should have homes to live in and medical care.
-CryptoLutheran
