A Divider, not a Uniter « A Voice in the Wilderness

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A Divider, not a Uniter

Barack Obama promises us that he is the "new" kind of candidate who can bring all peoples, races, and religions together here in America. I wonder what his militant pastor here in Chicago, the man who married Obama and his wife and baptized both of their daughters, would have to say about that?

If Mitt and Huck get their churches run through the mud, why hasn't the Man of Hope (and, of course, "change") received the same treatment?

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