Friday, June 17, 2005

Christian leaders plan on vetting Republican candidacy

The tie between the religious radical right and the Republican party is getting even tighter, and more obvious.

WASHINGTON Leaders of conservative Christian organizations plan to jointly interview Republican contenders for the 2008 presidential nomination, perhaps even endorsing one of them steps that could expand their already considerable political influence.


The want to be sure that they will have full and total control of the next president. So, who will be sitting on the presidential selection committee.


Those who plan to participate include leading figures of the Christian right: James Dobson of Focus on the Family, Paul Weyrich of the Free Congress Foundation, the Rev. Donald Wildmon of the American Family Association, Perkins and Bauer. Others also would join them.


In years to come this group will be know as the Christian Council of Guardians.

2 comments:

El Snoozo said...

Last night on Chris Matthews they were talking how the majority of registered Republican voters, wanted Rudy Giuliani to be their candidate.

It seems normal folks don't want the "Bush" like Republican next time round..Giuliani is socially liberal ( pro-choice, pro-gay rights )..So I think the party hardliners are going to have their work cut out for them as the big party "faces" are more Moderate Republicans..At least that's what the voters want.

john_m_burt said...

What ordinary Republicans want won't matter to the Party elite, any more than what ordinary Americans want.

If Republicans want their party to stand for something more than gulags and kleptocracy, they are going to have to take back control of it.