Approaching American Presidential Vacancy : Holy Folk Only Need Apply ...

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Here in merrie olde time religion, erm... England (of Saint George), we're receiving reports re:innumerable regular American voters vetoing - yea, verily we say vetoing unto you - all presidential pretenders not perceived as possessing said pollsters (as shown below), shared right & proper religious credentials.

Witness what wonderful words of wisdom (writ large, natch), we two yanked from Yahoo today.

The personal faith of candidates has become a very public part of the 2008 presidential campaign.

Seven years after George W. Bush won the presidency in part with a direct appeal to conservative religious voters — he cited Jesus Christ as his favorite philosopher during one debate — it seems all the leading presidential candidates are discussing their religious and moral beliefs, even when they'd rather not.

Democratic Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama have hired strategists to focus on reaching religious voters. Obama's campaign holds a weekly conference call with key supporters in early primary and caucus states whose role is to spread the candidate's message to religious leaders and opinionmakers and report their concerns to the campaign.

So, seek and ye shall find - the rest right here. (If it were not so, would we not have told you?)

And, wouldn't the blessed the burning the bumbling Bush have, too? Or, at the very least, tipped you (another) one of his wondrous wierdo winks? Which passeth all understanding?



As doth hith his own thelf self?

So, behold (below), all ye of little faith.


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