He can save his breath on this Evangelical.
Pander bear.
If only he hadn’t supported homosexual scoutmasters in the past, he wouldn’t need to make overtures. Not listening at this late date Mitt.
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Can I try again?
—Disenchanted Evangelicals might drop support for lukewarm, nominal, or possible Christian candidates in favor of a Mormon? That just about would make sense for the members of most gay-ordaining, Evangelical churches.
‘Dobson, the leader of the high-profile Focus on the Family, whose radio program has 1.5 million listeners,’
In other words, the same as Don Imus.
Dobson needs to get his ego in check, quickly.
You're down to Governor Romney and then a whole bunch of folks who have shown no aptitude whatsoever at putting a credible campaign together, much less defending the sanctity of life and the institution of marriage on the most inhospitable terrain in the country, past screw-ups notwithstanding.
It's so clear. You either have on one side those who do no support the Human Life Amendment, the Federal Marriage Amendment, or the No New Taxes Pledge (McCain, Fred and Rudy) or you have those on the other side who have little to no money and no chance of getting elected (everyone else but Mitt).
I like the stands that Mitt has made on the social issues important to me and for that I could vote for him in the general. I am an evangelical.
Now to be frank, Mitts’ problem is that his conversion to the right side of the social issues has been somewhat “conveniently timed” and many, including myself do not trust him as far as we could throw him.
But at least he is “saying” the right things. I just hope he means them.
Amen.
I don’t share the absolute rejection of Fred Thompson that James Dobson and Ann Coulter express so strongly, but I certainly agree that nobody else is joining the party, and we have to pick the guy that is closest to what we believe in and still looks electable and presentable.
The Log Cabin Republican ad I just saw on FNC is not going to help Mitt Romney.