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Wednesday, August 11, 2004
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Stumping Bush Calls Kerry a Reluctant Ally on Iraq
By Carl Hulse, The New York Times, August 11, 2004
In Niceville, Mr. Bush's appearance took on the air of a revival meeting as the audience chanted affirmation to his description of the rationale for his antiterror efforts and roared at any religious reference. Gary Walby, a resident of nearby Destin, told the president during a question-and-answer session that though he always voted Republican, "this is the very first time I felt God was in the White House."
The consequences of blurring the fine line between the church and the state can be disastrous; God only knows what it can lead to.
What does Mr. Bush think about this? Does he approve of this kind of hero worship?
What do the experts say about it? Or has God silenced them??posted by Hasmukh Parekh 12:46 PM
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