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"This, for one thing, opens Dobson up to charges of wanting to build a 'theocracy.' I also think it causes him to part ways with others with whom he usually finds common cause like Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, and National Association of Evangelicals President Ted Hagels. All have been cited on this blog, not endorsing Romney, but saying there should be no problem voting for a Mormon. I think Dobson may have just spent more of his political capital than he really wanted to."
"This, for one thing, opens Dobson up to charges of wanting to build a 'theocracy.' I also think it causes him to part ways with others with whom he usually finds common cause like Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, and National Association of Evangelicals President Ted Hagels. All have been cited on this blog, not endorsing Romney, but saying there should be no problem voting for a Mormon. I think Dobson may have just spent more of his political capital than he really wanted to."
posted by Adam W. at Tuesday, October 03, 2006
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