Here we go again. Another day, another liberal Christian trying to pick and choose just which Christian values are the ones evangelicals should consider before entering the voting booth this November.
A few commenters talked about this issue last night in another thread, and I’ve just gotten done reading the Politico article myself that talks about McCain’s comment that he would not rule out a pro-abortion candidate like former PA Gov. Tom Ridge (R) or Independent Democrat Senator Joe Lieberman  in selecting his VP running mate.
I wrote a few days ago about how McCain’s response to the Georgia/Russia conflict demonstrated his presidential qualities in terms of dealing with a pressing and developing international issue, and noted how Obama’s response – made while he has been vacationing in Hawaii – looks as though he’s reading off of cue cards. The contrasts couldn’t be more stark.  Lots of other people have noticed it, too, including – surprisingly – the NYTimes.Â
Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs fame has done some digging into the FEC donation records of Barack Obama and has found questionable donations that would cause the WaPo to write a two page piece full of errors if it were John McCain. Geller writes:
Karl Rove’s got an interesting piece up in the WSJ today that focuses on what he believes are going to be the four battleground states that will determine who becomes our next president: Colorado, Virginia, Michigan, and Ohio. It’s good reading for Electoral College junkies who are paying more attention to state polls than national polls. In the piece, he also talks about what both McCain and Obama will need to do in those states in order to have a good shot at winning them.
Tom Maguire has issued a devastating critique of the NYT in light of their review of Jerome Corsi’s critical book on Obama titled Obama Nation.  He notes how the NYT covered for Kerry in 2004 and how the NYT, along with the rest of the MSM, covered for John Edwards in the fall of 2007 – and beyond.
