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  • Mitt Romney Utters a Forbidden Word

    10/17/2007 4:45:42 AM PDT · by Mount Athos · 57 replies · 48+ views
    Human Events Online / Jihad Watch ^ | 10/16/2007 | Robert Spencer
    In a new TV commercial, Mitt Romney utters one of television’s new forbidden words. “It’s this century’s nightmare: jihadism. Violent, radical Islamic fundamentalism,” he says. “Their goal is to unite the world under a single Jihadist caliphate. To do that, they must collapse freedom-loving nations like us.” The forbidden word? Jihadism. Romney says in the commercial that in response to this threat he’ll beef up America’s intelligence services, monitor Al-Qaeda’s calls into the U.S. (a clear reference to a controversial Patriot Act provision), strengthen the armed forces, and stop Iran’s quest for nuclear weapons. None of these recommendations, however, are...
  • Gingerly, Romney Seeks Ties to Christian Right

    10/16/2007 7:32:04 AM PDT · by shrinkermd · 32 replies · 36+ views
    New York Times ^ | 16 October 2007 | MICHAEL LUO
    He has invoked the Rev. Rick Warren, a popular evangelical author and megachurch pastor. He has quoted Scripture and alluded to the Gideon Bible as favorite late-night reading. And he has cited his belief in Jesus Christ as his personal “savior.” As Mitt Romney has had to grapple with suspicions about his Mormon religion during his presidential run, he has tried in various ways to signal his kinship with evangelical Christians, who represent a crucial constituency of the Republican base but consider his religious beliefs to be heretical. He faces a delicate task in trying to stake out common ground...
  • Branson, Mo., is GOP's Answer to Hollywood

    10/16/2007 3:07:49 AM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 49 replies · 214+ views
    NewsMax ^ | October 12, 2007 | Clayton B. Reid
    Country-entertainment mecca Branson, Mo., is becoming the GOP's answer to Hollywood when it comes to raising big bucks from the entertainment community. Presidential hopefuls have found their own little slice of hillbilly heaven nestled in the foothills of the Ozarks. Branson serves up its politics the same way its restaurants serve up food -- down-home, country-style, and unapologetically old-fashioned. Here you'll find no Barbra Streisands, Jane Fondas, or other denizens of Tinseltown's left-leaning elite. Branson entertainer and theater owner Jim Stafford calls it “families entertaining families,” From the flags draping Highway 76 to the stars and stripes lavishly splashed on...