Why is SpongeBob still on TV?!?

Ah, the pecksniff hymen inspectors are getting pissed.

Dobson preaches mixed message

Standing before an enormous American flag in Mellon Arena, conservative evangelical activist James Dobson told thousands of supporters he was deeply disappointed in the nation's Republican leadership, but that the nation's future depended on re-electing them.

"I have flat-out been ticked at Republicans for the past two years," he said, to some applause from a crowd that arena security estimated at around 3,000.

However, he said, "This country is at a crisis point. Whether or not the Republicans deserve the power they were given, the alternatives are downright frightening."

What is Dr. Dobson so ticked at? The looming deficit? The quagmire in Iraq? Legalized torture? Nahhh...don' be so silly!

He accused the Republican House and Senate of "sitting on their hands"
on key conservative social issues. He said they had squandered a
growing public sentiment that abortion should be limited or banned.

[snip]

"We are at war in this country with an enemy who wants to destroy us,"
he said. He stressed that only a small minority of Muslims believe that
their faith justifies violence, "but let's say 4 percent of Muslims
want to kill us ... . That's 48 million people who want to bring us to
our knees."

[snip]

In the exhibit area of Mellon Arena, organizers gave away copies of Dr.
Dobson's biography and his book on the debate over gay marriage. Other
exhibits by local socially conservative organizations included written
comparisons of Mr. Santorum and Mr. Casey, as well as a comparison of
Democratic Gov. Ed Rendell and his challenger, Lynn Swann. The
comparisons were produced by the regional anti-abortion lobby, LifePAC.

Gays, abortion, war. The gospel according to Dobson. And Falwell, Long, Colson, DeLand, Bauer, and far too many others.

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