The great thing is that Keyes is finally getting a place to say his peace.
The even greater thing is that Paul Begala might be stupid enough to think he could survive a round with Keyes.
I am VERY hopeful that this won't become a race-centered show. Keyes is a man of substance, wit, and character. He has much to offer.
Sometimes I have understood his support for George W. Bush to be less than enthusiastic. I sort of wish he would be less, shall we say, "McCain-like", in his support for GW. Nevertheless, in the main, I agree with what he says. His problem is that he's a "my way or the highway" conservative, which may win you a primary or two, but will never win you a general.
Be Seeing You,
Chris
His problem is that he's a "my way or the highway" conservative, which may win you a primary or two, but will never win you a general.This sums it up. I was once an admirer but I can't get past his major personality/character flaws. He could use his God-given gifts to do much more good if he cared more about reaching the unaware than promoting himself to a rapt crowd that is already convinced.
I said (much earlier on this thread) that if he could succeed in promoting his pro-life belief to new converts I would be the first to be appreciative.
However, all his outward appearances, attitudes and words have shown him to be a pompous, jealous, egotistical man. He will remain a preacher that only seeks a choir that fills the offering plate. That spells self-serving and hardly one that honestly seeks the hearts of those that aren't yet open.