Among the claims:

• A 6-3 liberal majority Supreme Court that results in making gay marriage the law of the land and forcing the Boy Scouts to "hire homosexual scoutmasters and allow them to sleep in tents with young boys.

• A series of domestic and international disasters based on Obama's "reluctance to send troops overseas. That includes terrorist attacks on U.S. soil that kill hundreds, Russia occupying the Baltic states and Eastern European countries including Poland and the Czech Republic, and al-Qaida overwhelming Iraq.

• Nationalized health care with long lines for surgery and no access to hospitals for people over 80.

One of the clear targets is younger evangelicals who might be ...

Among the claims:

• A 6-3 liberal majority Supreme Court that results in making gay marriage the law of the land and forcing the Boy Scouts to "hire homosexual scoutmasters and allow them to sleep in tents with young boys.

• A series of domestic and international disasters based on Obama's "reluctance to send troops overseas. That includes terrorist attacks on U.S. soil that kill hundreds, Russia occupying the Baltic states and Eastern European countries including Poland and the Czech Republic, and al-Qaida overwhelming Iraq.

• Nationalized health care with long lines for surgery and no access to hospitals for people over 80.

One of the clear targets is younger evangelicals who might be considering Obama. The letter posits that young evangelicals provide the margin that let Obama defeat John McCain. But Margaret Feinberg, a Denver-area evangelical author, predicted failure.

"Young evangelicals are tired — like most people at this point in the election — and rhetoric which is fear-based, strong-arms the listener, and states opinion as fact will only polarize rather than further the informed, balanced discussion that younger voters are hungry for," she said.