December 22, 2006

Strange bedfellows?

Sekulow endorses Romney
Jay Sekulow, a constitutional lawyer who's argued numerous cases of import to social conservatives before the Supreme Court, has endorsed Romney and will serve as an adviser. Sekulow is chief counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice, although his endorsement does not mean that the organization is partial to Romney. Sekulow is close to Karl Rove and to virtually every conservative judicial luminary in the country.

This is interesting given the historic animosity between evangelical Christians and Mormons.

4 comments:

volfan007 said...

streak,

i...uuhh....a hem....agree with you. this is odd.


volfan007

Streak said...

Melissa, thanks so much for dropping by. I did reply at your place, but I am not sure that coalition will hold. At some point Baptists will admit that they think Catholics worship Mary and that Mormons are a polygamous cult.

Anonymous said...

Not that Catholics or Mormons, institutionally speaking, have a favorable view of Baptists either. As Ricky Bobby said, "You can't have two number ones."

volfan007 said...

for the record...we baptists dont hate catholics nor mormons. they are involved in false religion, but we do not hate them.


volfan007