Andrew Sullivan finds a new way to worship The One: his church-going habits

Posted Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 12:28 pm

The post-delusional Andrew Sullivan ecrit, albeit without the helpful links I provide below:

Obama's skin color has obscured a pretty basic fact about him: he seems to have had a very conservative private life as a public figure. His marriage and family life have been much more traditional than John McCain's - someone who admits to promiscuity and adultery and divorce. Unlike McCain he's a long-time regular church-goer. Biden is also a family man, devoted to his kids and first and second wife, and a tee-totaler.

There are a couple other smears/rumors I could link as well, but I'm not going to link to those even in jest. Pointing out his long involvement with Reverend Wright should be enough, but not if people aren't going to push it.

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