03 September 2006
Katherine Harris Brings God Into Slow Meltdown
She's always good for a laugh, isn't she?(Because as you recall, the GOP in their withdrawal of all support for her a bit back seems to have verified she's not good for much else)
I imagine the last thing God might want is for Katherine Harris to associate herself with him. Possibly not a good idea so close to an election she will already lose.
She may not have considered that they might just all stay home to pray for her win.
She's always good for a laugh, isn't she?(Because as you recall, the GOP in their withdrawal of all support for her a bit back seems to have verified she's not good for much else)
I imagine the last thing God might want is for Katherine Harris to associate herself with him. Possibly not a good idea so close to an election she will already lose.
Harris, GOP senatorial candidate from Florida, produced this united front by doing an interview with the weekly newspaper of the Florida Baptist State Convention. In it, she pronounced the separation of church and state a ``lie'' and warned that if Christians don't stand for election, we will end up ``a nation of secular laws.'' The coup de grace was this bon mot: ``If you're not electing Christians, then in essence you are going to legislate sin.''Now she's talking about theocracy, because, I guess, if she can't count on anyone else, surely by merely mentioning God, religious righties will come to her aid, right? At the very least, can't a Republican rely on their automatic vote?
She may not have considered that they might just all stay home to pray for her win.
Labels: politics, right wing
¶ September 03, 2006
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