Roy Edroso, who wields words like they were Freddie Krueger's fingernails, had this to say about John McCain finally being moved to denounce Reverend John Hagee and the price it may entail:
Hagee was part of what was supposed to shore up McCain's support among the red-meat conservatives -- not the National Review crowd, but the folks who want to save the fetuses by firing on the NEA with cannons stuffed with Black people.
For a bonus, he then closes with the observation that hard core evangelicals may sit out the general election -- "[t]he Hagee supporters, in contrast, may just reckon that God's kingdom is not of this Earth and stay home on election day to whittle and beat their children." (And further kudos to Roy's perspicacious commenters who noted that it was a lot of work to first whittle the children and then beat them.)
