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Old Jan 20th, 2006, 10:41 AM       
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Originally Posted by Kulturkampf
And Robertson is no representative of the Republican Party, and he never would be, being that he is an exclusive representative of conservative Christianity in general (something that the RNC embraces as a part of its' membership, though definitely not the entirety of it).
I'm not going to spin my tires on this. Go read up on the Contract With America, Pat Robertson, Ralph Reed, and the origins of the Christian Coalition.

John McCain doesn't speak for an ideological majority either. It doesn't make him any less of a national party leader. Robertson may not be a leader now, but that's irrelevant. He is passed his prime. But make no mistake, in his day, he was quite influential.


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And he is an elected member of the DNC, and the DNC has not made any effort to chide or chastise him.
The DNC is a national committee. The people of New Orleans elected Nagin, not the DNC.
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