Could you imagine the howls from the left if a headline openly declared John McCain was seeking help from God to gain votes? The cries about the vaunted separation of church and state would reverberate nationwide.But Barack Obama, or any Democrat for that matter, slumming for votes in church? Well, hey, that's just peachy.
The hypocrisy boggles the mind.
Anyway, all these puff pieces about this radical leftist finding God barely scratch the surface of his decades-long friendship with the maniac Jeremiah Wright and continue to perpetuate this myth of Internet "smears" claiming he's a Muslim.
People, you need to get some new talking points already.
Christian radio stations are broadcasting adverts in which Barack Obama describes how he let Jesus in his life as he knelt before a cross in a Chicago church 23 years ago.Make you wonder why Obama would seek help from God when his Koolaid drinkers think he is God.
"I felt that I heard God's spirit beckoning me," the Democratic nominee says, "I submitted myself to his will, and dedicated myself to discovering his truth."
The adverts are being funded by an organisation called the Matthew 25 Network, named after a biblical passage in which Christ promises redemption for those who care for the least and the lost.
Although not formally linked to Mr Obama's campaign, the network is part of a concerted effort to prise off a chunk of a Christian vote that has long been regarded as the more or less exclusive preserve of Republican presidential candidates.
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