James Dobson Rejects John McCain

An excerpt from an article by Bob Unruh:

A prominent Christian leader whose radio and magazine outreaches are solidly in support of biblically-based marriages – and keeps in touch with millions of constituents daily – says he cannot consider Arizona Sen. John McCain a viable candidate for president.

"Speaking as a private individual, I would not vote for John McCain under any circumstances," said James Dobson, founder of the Colorado Springs-based Focus on the Family as well as the Focus Action cultural action organization set up specifically to provide a platform for informing and rallying constituents.

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Donald Wildmon's Letter Of Support For Mike Huckabee

Dear Friend,

If you have not already made a commitment on whom to vote for in the January caucus, I hope you will consider Gov. Mike Huckabee. Let me share with you why I’ve endorsed Gov. Huckabee.

Gov. Huckabee believes in our values. He has spent a lifetime promoting them. We don’t have to go to bed at night wondering where he stands on the life issue or the marriage issue.

The next president will probably appoint three judges to the Supreme Court. With Gov. Huckabee as president, we don’t have to worry about the kind of judges he will nominate.

We will not be embarrassed by his personal life.

He is the person whom all social conservatives can rally around.

Do I agree with Gov. Huckabee on all the issues? No. But I do believe he would be the candidate who best could bring us together, and who best represents the values which helped make this a great nation.

One final point. I am sure that you have noticed that the media is making a big deal of Gov. Huckabee’s Christian faith. The impression is that it would be a bad thing for our country for a person who is a Christian to be President. I’m sure you will see more of this as the campaign progresses.

Thank you for considering Gov. Huckabee. I hope you will talk with your family and friends and encourage them to support Gov. Huckabee.

Thanks for caring enough to get involved.

Sincerely,

Donald E. Wildmon

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