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To: roamer_1

Namely that he does no go to church, and that his faith would not be a big part of his campaign.

Those two points alone = big turn-off for the Christian crowd.
***But when the Pro life evangelicals grow weary of Huckabee, they’ll feel very comfortable in the camp of pro-life, evangelical conservative Duncan Hunter.

Rush has said that it’s not his job to endorse a particular candidate, but it sounds like he has, at least on an implicit level.


153 posted on 01/07/2008 8:30:33 PM PST by Kevmo (Duncan Hunter won't "let some arrogant corporate media executive decide whether this campaign's over)
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To: Kevmo
Rush has said that it’s not his job to endorse a particular candidate, but it sounds like he has, at least on an implicit level.

But Rush is stone-dead wrong on this one. If the Christians had wanted Fred, they'd have picked him in the first place. Instead, they hauled Huck up outta the basement. There is a reason for that.

***But when the Pro life evangelicals grow weary of Huckabee, they’ll feel very comfortable in the camp of pro-life, evangelical conservative Duncan Hunter.

That is my hope as well. If Hunter starts to move up, I would hope a bunch of them would jump on board.

157 posted on 01/07/2008 8:46:55 PM PST by roamer_1 (Vote for Frudy McRomsonbee -Turn red states purple in 08!)
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