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To: Badeye

Dobson is a Christian. Your mischaracterization of him is based solely on his being a Christian with a platform and a voice. By definition: anti-Christian.

He is not claiming to have had any role at all in yesterday’s vote. He takes no credit for anything. He’s merely observing that many Evangelicals (foolishly, IMO) voted for Huckabee, and that’s evidence of the power that Evangelicals have.


72 posted on 01/04/2008 1:48:02 PM PST by Theo (Global warming "scientists." Pro-evolution "scientists." They're both wrong.)
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To: Theo

Yes, foolishly. Unfortunately, a chunk of evangelical Christians are voting by “identity politics” just like Dems do - same reason a Hispanic wants to vote for a Hispanic, or a Christian wants to vote for a Christian, without any regard to the positions they take on the issues. That’s what’s going on with Huckabee’s support.


76 posted on 01/04/2008 1:50:43 PM PST by RockinRight (Huck Supporters: Being Christian doesn't make one an automatic conservative. Far from it.)
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To: Theo

‘Dobson is a Christian. Your mischaracterization of him is based solely on his being a Christian with a platform and a voice. By definition: anti-Christian.’

Sorry, thats not ‘anti Christian’ its Anti Dobson.


321 posted on 01/07/2008 5:35:01 AM PST by Badeye (No thanks, Huck, I'm not whitewashing the fence for you this election cycle)
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