One View of Mitt Romney's Religious Troubles
posted by Lowell Brown at 10:39 PM
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
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1 Comments:
This is a great follow-up to Ramirez's Mount Rushmore cartoon last month. (Ramirez has to be the best conservative cartoonist today--and perhaps for a very long time, at least since the lapse into a quirky crankiness on the part of Steve Benson at the Arizona Republic).
Now that the religious rhetoric--at least within the Republican race itself (as opposed to the reporting of it)--has quieted down, I'm hopeful that the storm is actually blowing over, at least for now.
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