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Bush White House: Evangelicals are "nuts", "just plain goofy"
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<blockquote data-quote="Voegelin" data-source="post: 27871939" data-attributes="member: 11257"><p>More fall-out from 2004 when, as Washington Post reporter E.J. Dionne wrote, Democrats "found God" after Clinton's pollster Stanley Greenberg (husband of Rosa DeLauro, D-CT) crunched the election polling results.</p><p> </p><p>First Jim Wallis and Rabbi Michael Lerner formed a "Network of Spiritual Progressives" to try to regain the religious vote (which had gone in a landslide for Bush). Then Nancy Pelosi had 54 Catholic Democrats sign a statement of faith. Then Senators Obama and Kerry began giving speeches on how important faith is to them. While this was going on, a plethora of liberal books were in the works, detailing how the "religious right" wants to create a theocracy in America. Most recently we have had Democrats astounded that their Foley campaign has not driven, as expected, the religious vote from the GOP. Now we have this book and comments by a few other alledged conservatives which disparage people of faith. All of this has been promoted widely by George Soros and Podesta's "Center for American Progress" (CAP) and reported on extensively by a breathless liberal media.</p><p> </p><p>This latest campaign, which is about 4 days old now, won't be as sucessful as any of the others.</p><p> </p><p>20 or even 15 years ago. when liberals owned the media, Democrats may have peeled off some of the religious vote with these smarmy campaigns.</p><p> </p><p>Not today.</p><p> </p><p>Democrats would be better off running on what they believe.</p><p> </p><p>Whatever that is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Voegelin, post: 27871939, member: 11257"] More fall-out from 2004 when, as Washington Post reporter E.J. Dionne wrote, Democrats "found God" after Clinton's pollster Stanley Greenberg (husband of Rosa DeLauro, D-CT) crunched the election polling results. First Jim Wallis and Rabbi Michael Lerner formed a "Network of Spiritual Progressives" to try to regain the religious vote (which had gone in a landslide for Bush). Then Nancy Pelosi had 54 Catholic Democrats sign a statement of faith. Then Senators Obama and Kerry began giving speeches on how important faith is to them. While this was going on, a plethora of liberal books were in the works, detailing how the "religious right" wants to create a theocracy in America. Most recently we have had Democrats astounded that their Foley campaign has not driven, as expected, the religious vote from the GOP. Now we have this book and comments by a few other alledged conservatives which disparage people of faith. All of this has been promoted widely by George Soros and Podesta's "Center for American Progress" (CAP) and reported on extensively by a breathless liberal media. This latest campaign, which is about 4 days old now, won't be as sucessful as any of the others. 20 or even 15 years ago. when liberals owned the media, Democrats may have peeled off some of the religious vote with these smarmy campaigns. Not today. Democrats would be better off running on what they believe. Whatever that is. [/QUOTE]
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