[L.N. Smithee]

James Taranto of the WSJ featured such grumblings about the "religious right" from Danforth earlier this year. Looks like he is this year's Christie Todd Whitman or Francis Fuyuyama (whom I had never heard of in my life before the moonbat media held him up as an anti-Bush conservative).

BTW, did you know that Catherine Crier, former Fox News Channel host, has attacked the "religious right" as well? In her latest book -- which I picked up in a bookstore months ago, flipped through and put back down -- she imagines herself the inevitable target of a vicious smear campaign because of her rabid criticism of conservative Christians. Turns out she didn't have a thing to worry her pretty little head over; both left and right yawned, and ignored her completely.

[JohnnyZ]

Francis Fuyuyama (whom I had never heard of in my life before the moonbat media held him up as an anti-Bush conservative).

Francis Fukuyama is not a politician. He's an ethicist and an excellent conservative thinker and writer/philosopher. I hadn't heard anything anti-Bush about him, but it would not surprise me that the two disagreed about some things. (I looked it up and he criticized the current/recent foreign policy.) Strong thinkers will always disagree with politicians (and with each other) about something.