McCain Gets Endorsement of Texas Evangelical Leader

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Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:29 pm Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

How sad that the evangelical leaders are backing someone whose history, language, and life do not support Conservative Republican Christians. As the article says, McCain has called evangelicals "agents of intollerance." This was referring to Pat Robertson who has also come out in support of McCain. It is quite obvious that these so-called leaders are more concerned about the Party than their Faith. A truly sad commentary.

All the endorsements in the world will not help the true conservatives vote for McCain. Those of us who vote for principles just can't do that. If the "presumptive" candidate wins, you can predict that the Democrats will take over in November. I will not vote for McCain out of fear. I vote to match my beliefs. And I am sure I am not alone.

As opposed to McCain who has to "look into" what to do about our borders, Mike Huckabee has a strong, firm, plan that is as kind as possible. Have we forgotten that just last summer all the conservative talk shows were going crazy about the immigration bill that McCain helped write and supported. It was amnesty for 12 to 20 million people. Think of what that will do to Social Security and our welfare rolls. Please don't think McCain has changed his mind. Now these conservatives are trying to put him into the White House.

We Conservatives ought not to let others tell us what to do. We should join forces behind Huckabee and make sure McCain does not garner the 1191 delegates needed to win.