People sometimes wonder about politics and Scientology.
In 1965, L. Ron Hubbard said. "I hereby declare Scientology to be nonpolitical and nonideological. ... Scientologists may be members of any political group on this planet without restraint ... Scientology is for a free people and is itself on this date declared free of any political connection or allegiance of any kind whatever."
That is official Church policy and has been since 1965.
Individual Scientologists are free to make up their own minds about who they support and who they don't support.
I know Scientologists who are Republicans, Democrats, Independents and Libertarians. I know some who yawn about politics and some who get very passionate about it. They are as varied as any other group of people.
Kirstie Alley recently announced her support for one particular candidate, but that was her choice and doesn't reflect either the policy of the Church nor the choice of most other Scientologists. For example, I sure don't endorse the guy she chose and wouldn't vote for him if he were the only candidate running.
So, there you go. A little official policy and a little personal opinion for you to chew upon.
Just one more thing. If you are a US Citizen, make sure you vote. It's an important right that should not be wasted.
1 comment:
Thank you Grahame!
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