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FLDS issue could hurt Romney's VP chances
FLDS issue could hurt Romney's VP chances
Last month's raid on the Fundamentalist LDS Church in Texas could prevent Mitt Romney from being picked as the Republican vice-presidential nominee, one of his longtime supporters says. "Unfortunately, the FLDS issue has probably elevated considerations about what Romney's faith would do to the ticket," said Kirk Jowers, director of the University of Utah's Hinckley Institute of Politics and an early backer of Romney's failed presidential bid. Now, Jowers said, Romney has to once again confront concerns about his membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints because the faith is so often confused with that practiced by followers of the FLDS Church.... http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,700224775,00.html |
McCain and Romney really don't like each other anyway. He wasn't that high on the list.
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As for Hillary, I think she will win West Virgina and coincide on Tuesday on a high note, for the good of the party. Just my prediction. |
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As soon as that damned harpy gets out of her denial, the happier we'll all be. |
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I haven't heard of Jindal before. Where is he from? |
Tim Pawlenty (MN governor) seems quite confident he's going to be McCain's running mate.
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Bobby Jindal is the current governor of Louisiana. |
President Apostate?
President Apostate?
BARACK OBAMA has emerged as a classic example of charismatic leadership — a figure upon whom others project their own hopes and desires. The resulting emotional intensity adds greatly to the more conventional strengths of the well-organized Obama campaign, and it has certainly sufficed to overcome the formidable initial advantages of Senator Hillary Clinton. One danger of such charisma, however, is that it can evoke unrealistic hopes of what a candidate could actually accomplish in office regardless of his own personal abilities. Case in point is the oft-made claim that an Obama presidency would be welcomed by the Muslim world. This idea often goes hand in hand with the altogether more plausible argument that Mr. Obama’s election would raise America’s esteem in Africa — indeed, he already arouses much enthusiasm in his father’s native Kenya and to a degree elsewhere on the continent. But it is a mistake to conflate his African identity with his Muslim heritage. Senator Obama is half African by birth and Africans can understandably identify with him. In Islam, however, there is no such thing as a half-Muslim. Like all monotheistic religions, Islam is an exclusive faith. ....... http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/12/op...5e6&ei=5087%0A |
I read that, I don't believe he's actually Muslim by the standard definition, even discounting his conversion. If anything his father was the apostate.
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Clinton's running away with West Virginia. Doesn't change the ultimate math, but dang if she doesn't keep winning contests.
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plastic surgery
I'm sorry to take this thread off of the "major topics" but i couldn't help but notice that Hilary's looking quite young these days. I think she had work done. A few weeks ago her face and neck were really starting to age, but last night she looked flawless. I know she's on the road a lot, but with modern technology she could get some outpatient procedure done and be healed in 2-3 days...is it me or did someone else notice it too?????
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