Tennessee's evangelical voters turn out in force

Nashville Tennessean | 11/10/6 | ANITA WADHWANI

[SmithL]

Evangelicals that turned out to vote for the marriage amendment made the difference in the senate race.

[beckysueb]

I, too, was disappointed with his endorsement of Ford but he is a dem. I guess he thought he had to.

[beckysueb]

Reply to post #8 I did not think Allen needed a better reason than having a certifiable pornographer filth novelist opposing him. Evidentially Virginia is o k with this kind of filth leading them in the Senate.

What I found so incredible was that Allen got pounded for being racist, supposedly saying the N word while in college but Webb wrote a book which had the N word in it 14 times and no one cared.

[Lewite]

Reply to post #42
Well we all know that Dumbocrappers are a weird breed of humanoids. The MSM is just as weird. Out of that many votes against Allen, their must have been voters who are delusional enough to think that the are "Christians". This cannot be the case unless it is O K for "Christians" to be pornographers and baby murderers and queer lovers. They are not reading the same Scriptures that I have been studying for thirty years.

[EDINVA]

Well, Dems will be looking high and low for a moderate/conservative Southerner on the 2008 ticket, that's for sure. Having been elected twice in TN surely gives him a leg up, but one has to wonder: will he turn into another Al Gore once in the national spotlight?

I can remember when Gore was pro-life and took other 'moderate' Democrat positions, before he decided to go national. A whole bunch of D's (Gore, Gephardt, Jackson)suddenly 'got religion' as in touting the NARAL line once they sought national office.

We shall see.