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10 May 2007 08:48 am
Romney's Bigotry
Well, well, well. It's good to see that there's some bigotry Hugh Hewitt won't be a shill for. He has five posts on Al Sharpton's bigotry toward Romney. I agree that Sharpton's tone and remarks were bigoted; I certainly defend the right of Mormons to run for any public office without their faith being used against them. But then I haven't made religious faith a central tenet of my conservatism, unlike Hewitt and Romney. And Romney, for his part, has gone further in bigotry than Sharpton. Romney has stated that "we need to have a person of faith lead the country." Atheists, in other words, should not apply. How is that different from Sharpton exactly? Or is bigotry only bigotry when it's directed at people who have faith and not bigotry when it's directed at atheists? Somehow, I don't think Hewitt will address that point.
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Mitt Romney is aBigot
Excerpt: Bigotry towards people of faith is actively riled against (see the 5 posts by Hugh Hewitt in response to Al Sharptons anti-Mormon remarks). But, bigotry towards Atheists gets much less attention.
Case in point, Mitt Romneys remark:
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Tracked: May 10, 2007 11:05:02 AM
Good Point
Excerpt: Andrew Sullivan, re: Al Sharptons crack on Mitt Romneys religion:
I agree that Sharptons tone and remarks were bigoted; I certainly defend the right of Mormons to run for any public office without their faith being used against the...
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Tracked: May 10, 2007 5:31:40 PM
