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| Tuesday, June 13, 2006 |
| Christ on Crist |
There he does, talking to folk again. This time, God is telling a prominent, Republican Florida minister who the next governor will be. (Rev. Dozier, an arch-conservative pastor and FOB -- friend of the Bushes -- was on the radio show this morning, btw. Hopefully we'll be podcasting soon!) Apparently it will be the very, very, not gay Charlie Crist. No irony there. By the way, if Charlie Crist is -- I mean isn't -- a homosexual, could this be the reason why?
BTW on the other side of the ledger, looks like Jim Davis had better watch for the Rod Squad in his rear-view mirror...
Tags: Florida, politics, 2006, Elections, governor, Charlie Crist, Christianity |
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