[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Many here concur with the Founding Fathers' view of moral absolutes.

I urge you to cease ceding ground to those who would whitewash the Bible out of society--either your way, by what may be an aversion to discussing it as regards the relevant moral trajectory of candidates--or permitting to come to power evil rulers who very clearly would act to make illegal such discussion--as your boogeyman Hillary would (and she most certainly would)--as would Rudy, from what seems to be his level of genuine support for people of faith.

As regards your objection to my Rudy/Caligula parallel, when one throws a rock into a pack of dogs, the one that yelps is the one got hit. That's not you I nailed, I hit the target--Rudy's CHARACTER. The truth hurts. I say the parallel is appropriate.

I stand by my comments.

[wagglebee]

Well said!

[don-o]

Many here concur with the Founding Fathers' view of moral absolutes.

And some here go into hysterics at the mere mention of such a thing. The battle lines are just beginning to be drawn.

Land told The Hill in an interview this week that as it stands now, the top tier of Republican presidential hopefuls lacks a candidate social conservatives can be fully comfortable voting for..