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To: ansel12
If it was so silly and you declare so strongly that another man (that you don’t know) knew the answer, then tell me that simple answer.

It's not a question of what the right answer is even though he stated out loud his theory in the form of a question. The question is what I asked in the same post but that you conveniently ignored:

Tell me of what value was it for Huckabee to wonder out loud about another candidate's religion?

30 posted on 02/23/2008 1:32:37 AM PST by torchthemummy ("The law of unintended consequences has not been repealed." - Fransam)
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To: torchthemummy

“Tell me of what value was it for Huckabee to wonder out loud about another candidate’s religion?”


Your taboos are bizarre, two religious authors discussing something as simple as religion on a two hour drive is acceptable in my view. Yes that includes a Mormon question arising, especially when a real live Mormon is in the race.


33 posted on 02/23/2008 1:40:13 AM PST by ansel12 (post-apocalyptic drifter uttered three words, polygamous zombie vampires!)
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To: torchthemummy

“Tell me of what value was it for Huckabee to wonder out loud about another candidate’s religion?”

Liberal journalists had been ripping him to shreds because he refused to say whether he considered Mormonism a cult, as if he was refusing to answer to suggest that it was. Maybe he was trying to hint to the interviewer that his refusal to answer was an act of religious tolerance, not intolerance.


35 posted on 02/23/2008 1:54:50 AM PST by Kurt Evans (This message not approved by any candidate or candidate's committee.)
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