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americablog.com - 11/11/2008
52% of evangelicals who voted for McCain think Obama is or was a Muslim
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These people are idiots . And they're an embarrassment to Christians. Why do evangelical Republicans always have to show the world the uneducated, bigoted, and downright goofy side of Christianity? These are the people the Mormons have made their bed with? Nice choice. Half of them think Obama ...
Obama's Religious Appeal: Still Missing Evangelicals
time.com - 11/6/2008
Obama's Religious Appeal: Still Missing Evangelicals
— time.com — A dramatic breakthrough in support among evangelicals did not take place as expected by many observers. Why?... (more) Obama's Religious Appeal: Still Missing Evangelicals

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Daily Kos — ... emerge. They will build new institutions, new structures and new ideas, and the cycle of conservative ascendance will begin again. I like the part about "suffer more defeats". And while it's true that eventually they'll bounce back after some time in the wilderness (as we on the left did), it's also important that we progressives don't squander these opportunities like conservatives squandered theirs. 52% of evangelicals who voted for McCain think Obama is a Muslim. And yes, those people are idiots. Sarah Palin ...

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