[Cicero]

I read the article, but I don't have the slightest idea what this guy stands for, other than saying that he is anti-tax.

[Brilliant]

Reed remembers the conversation slightly differently. He remembers telling Cagle that he had prayed about what to do and felt led to run.

Regardless, the not-so-subtle message of the visit: Reed didn't want any competition.

"That's fine," Cagle remembers telling Reed. "But not only has God called me to do this, Ralph, God has confirmed me to do this."

I guess God likes a good cat fight.

[fieldmarshaldj]

I hope this contest for the GA Lt Gov nomination doesn't get ugly, or it jeopardizes our ability to win the general and have an heir apparent to Sonny Perdue in 2010. I like Ralph Reed, but he's just using the job as a springboard to something else. I think Sen. Cagle is the best choice as he already has experience in the chamber that he would be presiding over.

[Al Simmons]

My reply to these two gents would have been: "Y'all have about as much of an idea of what God thinks as some Chinaman on the other end of the world does."

Quit the GD MF hypocrisy and run on the GD MF issues and leave your preaching at home you GD MF hypocrites."

I can't help it. The biggest knives in my back were placed there by individuals who spouted similar platitudes, but then didn't 'walk the walk'.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Hey, MH, what's your opinion of the Cagle-Reed contest at this point ?

[madprof98]

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has been running one hit piece after another trying to take out Ralph Reed. At the moment, I would vote for him if he were running on the Satanic Ticket and his opponent were Michael the Archangel.