Jennifer, behave!

Huckabee’s still waiting for a miracle in Washington state, but instead it looks like Republican business as usual. If you can’t win it, steal it, and as much as the PTB hate McCain, they hate Huck more.

So true about the Christians of these days not caring about the poor. Makes me sick.

Ech.

You might remember that the IRS investigated a church in California because its former pastor gave an anti-war sermon just before the 2004 election. So far, there’s been no similar action against people like these preachers who endorsed Mike Huckabee, so I’d have to say there is disparity in treatment.

I don’t think preachers should be endorsing candidates regardless of their political philosophy, but during the past eight years it’s been perfectly fine for religious right figures to do it, while more liberal ones have been put on notice by the IRS investigation that they must be careful. No pity party, just reality.

Can you honestly say there are no liberal organizations that don’t do the same thing? They don’t voice as “private citizens” who they are supporting? That’s pretty impressive. If only the GOP was that clean.

While I don’t support a candidate based off just one person’s endorsement, I do take them into consideration. I make my own opinions though. Unfortunately, there are plenty of people in this country, both red and blue, who wish to be like sheep and be told who to vote for.

I find it funny every election year when both sides begin to throw stones stating one side is doing this, or doing that. They’re all politicians. You don’t get to the Presidential level without making deals and compromises. Look at Ron Paul. He didn’t and wouldn’t compromise and he doesn’t have a chance.

Back to the subject, don’t play the pity party here and act like Christian right wingers are the only ones with databases full of email addresses. Democrats use the exact same tactics and methods.

And yes, I also believe the Fair Tax is a brilliant idea. But I guess that discussion is for another day.