We didn't lose the game; we just ran out of time. - Vince Lombardi
He has a point:
When Mike Huckabee sent out a Christmas campaign ad with a bookshelf that looked like a cross in the background the left recoiled in horror.
But now Barack Obama is campaigning in Kentucky with this:
Here’s the image:
First thing’s first. The Huckabee objection was more that it was a subliminal message. This is not subliminal—it’s the decorating scheme of the church he’s speaking in. Second, the theocratic tilt of Obama’s platform is far less pronounced than recent Republican vintages—especially the Christian Reconstructionist Huckabee.
But the larger point is completely valid. All the liberals who roll their eyes anytime Bush so much as peeps “Jesus” have been awfully quiet about Obama’s faith talk. Like the Religious Right, Obama is perfectly happy to ignore parts of his faith that disagree with him, such as Leviticus 19:15 (emphasis mine):
You shall not render an unfair decision: do not favor the poor or show deference to the rich; judge your kinsman fairly.
Or the Tenth Commandment.
But this is a consistent pattern. When was the last time you heard a liberal complain when the Pope spoke out against capital punishment? Religion is OK when it’s used to advance a left-wing agenda. It’s only when it’s advancing a right-wing agenda that it’s evil.
Me. I would prefer that everyone left their Bible at home. That’s where mine is and where it stays.
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Hal_10000 on 05/15/08 at 04:30 PM (
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