I actually agree with you ... and I voted for him the first time. But he is less corrupt than most politicians, which isn't saying much.
While there is significant evidence for his corruption, and you can certainly find reason to dislike him on any of his policies (pro-abortion, pro-gay rights, anti-gun, just to name a few), you have zero evidence for the above, and I'm really tired of people accusing Obama or anyone of being "anti-Christian" just because they disagree. Not all Christians believe that abortion is murder. Not all Christians believe that non-Christians are going to hell. I can understand that you may disagree -- even vehemently -- with someone who believes these things. And you have the right to disagree. But to call them "anti-Christian" (let alone "non-Christian") just because they disagree with you is really insulting, not just to him, but to Jesus who is Mr. Obama's Lord and Savior as well as yours. I don't think Jesus takes your insults of His children lightly.
Personally, I don't understand how anyone can call oneself a Christian and remain in the Republican party. The party holds too many views that run contrary to the party line. And yet I know hundreds, maybe thousands, of people who love Jesus with all their heart, and yet vote Republican, and support many items on the Republican platform -- those very items that I find incompatible with Jesus' teaching. I don't like it. I disagree with them. And when they let me, I tell them respectfully why I disagree, using Jesus' own words from Scripture. But I will not question their commitment to Christ, or their salvation. That is not for me to decide, nor for any human to decide.
And yes, I know a lot of Democrats who are disrespectful towards Republicans. I call them on it whenever I see it. Two wrongs do not make a right, and retorts such as this have really got to stop ... on BOTH sides.
I don't mind your criticism of his policies. I know he has been less than honest with the American people. You may very well be right about his involvement with and/or his knowledge of the riots last fall. I don't think anyone will ever be able to prove anything one way or another.
I do not begrudge you these comments, to his actions and policies. The only problem I have is when you claim that he is not a Christian, or even worse, as you did, to claim that he is "anti-Christian." With all due respect (and you have very little due, considering your comments), that is NOT your decision to make.
And you shouldn't care whether those who voted for Obama are "happy with you" or not. Nor does it matter if those who did not vote for Obama (as I did not, this second time through) are "happy with you." What matters is what Jesus thinks. And Jesus has made it pretty clear what he thinks of people who try to usurp his power and tell him whom he is allowed to save or not.
I would be a little less concerned about what people who voted one way or another think, and a little more concerned about what Jesus thinks.