[George W. Bush]

"Giuliani" -- about whom, incidentally, you've never seen me post even so much as a single, solitary charitable word -- "is an antisemite; therefore, Ron Paul cannot be (or, at the very least, is an appreciably lesser one)."

When it comes to money and votes, Robertson endorsing Giuliani is about a thousand times more effective than some puny bunch of neo-Confederates and St*rmfr*nters who have given $500 to Ron Paul. RP's campaign has not yet decided whether to return the funds and may be considering the advice many have offered to donate it instead to a charity so they don't put money back into their pockets.

Robertson is the really powerful and noted antisemite in the GOP wings. And he and Giuliani embrace one another for their mutual gain. Robertson for access to power, Giuliani because he can't secure the support of any Christian leader except a conman like Robertson.

[SJackson]

You frequently infer you've some relationship with the Paul campaign. Do you have a position with them?

Are you suggesting that it's Ron Paul's postion that Pat Robertson is an antisemite, and that his support of Rudy Giuliani is an issue to be addressed within the Republican Party?

Why don't you post a thread on Pat Robertson and his pervasive antisemitism, there are many Evangelicals here, there's plenty of criticism of Robertson here on occasion, maybe I'll learn something.

If necessary, I'll post a thread on David Duke, Willis Carto, Don Black, Stormfront, American Free Press, Council of Conservative Citizens, et al for comparison to Pat Robertson.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

RP's campaign has not yet decided whether to return the funds

Another lie. Color me staggered.

Jim: you should know about this, too (in case it managed to slip by you).