[WhiteGuy]

What is pathetically sad is that it appears that the illustrious leaders of the Religious Right are genuinely sincere in the above reasoning. Equally sad is the reality that these same evangelical leaders have already proven that they will give Republicans a pass on infinitely important issues such as the dismantlement of constitutional liberty (i.e. the Patriot Act), the sellout of American sovereignty via Draconian "free trade" deals, massive illegal immigration (which sacrifices America's culture and even security), and the wholesale explosion of federal spending. This is accepted, because it is the Republican George W. Bush that has led it. Of course, had it been a Democrat such as Al Gore or John Kerry that was responsible, these same Christian leaders would be out front leading the opposition. [...]

not a big baldwin fan, he's right on this one though, in a big way.

[A. Pole]

not a big baldwin fan

I am not his fan either, just to avoid any misunderstanding. But he makes a valid point here.

[concerned about politics]

What is pathetically sad is that it appears that the illustrious leaders of the Religious Right are genuinely sincere in the above reasoning.

So? This is a free country. They have the right to choose who ever they want.

If they feel the Republicans are better, though not perfect, than the democrats, then good for them. I agree. I'd like to see the Republicans 10x farther to the right, and so would the Religious rights, but we won't get there by electing far left wing socialist/communist democrats, now will we? DUH!