Okay Pickles its you and me girl. Listen I will open a second can of tuna and you bring me a pickle to chew on.

And by the way, I hope all you guys have told other people about this site. I emailed the link to alot of my friends and several have started visiting. Spread the word.

Way to yank Iffer’s chain there… you are now officially my hero!
I enjoy reading your comments…dont get discouraged by the rejection

He’s all yours Pickles If you want him. Which i don’t think anyone actually does, except maybe his cat… And only because he feeds him.
(Just because i don’t want to come over doesn’t mean i don’t enjoy hearing from you)

As is almost always true in politics, the journey has been quite different than I expected, but I truly believe that the Evangelical political voice is now at stake. If Mitt Romney loses – far from a foregone conclusion – his religion will be but one of many factors in that event, and while important, I do not think it will have been determinative.

However, as the race has narrowed down to two and the spoiler, the conservative voice in the Republican party is at stake – everybody agrees on that, and Evangelicals are the energy, motivator, and banner carrier for that voice. Conservatives lose and Evangelicals are on the bench, if they are in the stadium at all. In other words, we stand on the

precipice I feared from the beginning. The current electoral calculus is such that a vote for Mitt Romney is the only way to preserve that voice.

http://blog.electromneyin2008.com/2008/02/04/long-but-worth-the-read-evangelicals-rally/#more-5071

“I think it’s incredibly presumptuous and even arrogant to suggest that the voters who are voting for me would automatically gravitate to him. I think they, quite frankly, would not.”

What could this possibly be saying other than his followers, if not voting for him would pick McCain, the clear moderate? And as Roy explained in his article, the liberals have stolen the moderate label. Case closed.

PULLING STRINGS FOR SENATOR McCAIN

The US political circus is an amazing, if not agonizing, show to watch. First, we saw Rudy Giuliani, the establishment’s pre-election favorite (only because the media said so) go from front runner status to a disastrous showing in the primaries—garnering less votes than Rep. Ron Paul, who was systematically denied any meaningful media coverage at all. It appears the public is either fickle or the media polls were just plain lying—perhaps both. Then we saw John McCain with almost no support suddenly rise to front runner status after a barrage of big name newspaper and personality endorsements so unanimous that there had to have existed some guiding hand. The establishment boost for McCain is still ongoing in a big way and is intended to gain McCain a majority of delegates before the convention convenes—which would eliminate a brokered convention where deals and concession have to be made in order to gain that majority. In an up or down vote between McCain or Romney, without Huckabee to draw away votes from Romney, McCain would lose. That’s what the king makers are trying to avoid by manipulating the public during the primaries. It’s time to let America know more about the real McCain. Believe me, he is no hero. For a one-time sample copy of these briefings, send an email to “editor@worldaffairsbrief.com” and request it.