[SkyPilot]

This pathetic attempt to use the Almighty as a cheap political prop speaks volumes to this man's character (or lack thereof).

[JohnHuang2]

This pathetic attempt to use the Almighty as a cheap political prop speaks volumes to this man's character (or lack thereof).

Smacks of desperation. It's 'strategy' someone with only air between his ears would imagine even half-way believable.

[Finalapproach29er]

True. Why wasn't he talking about God before he amassed a lead?

It seems to me that anyone that close to the Lord wouldn't be snarling all the time.

[Clock King]

This pathetic attempt to use the Almighty as a cheap political prop speaks volumes to this man's character (or lack thereof).

As is evidenced by the statements below.

But Dean emphasizes religion has been a private matter for him. ''My father used to tell us how much strength he got from religion, but we didn't have Bible readings. There are traditions where people do that. We didn't,'' he said. ''People in the Northeast don't talk about their religion. It's a very personal private matter, and that's the tradition I was brought up in.''

In other words, since it is so private, I can do anything I want to and be as amoral as I want to be. I can talk the talk, and then walk any path I choose, because my "religion" is private. This is a new-age cop-out. What rules did they follow, if any?