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Former Republican excoriates McCain

alternet.org — Amy Goodman interviews Frank Schaeffer, whose blistering editorial in the Baltimore Sun called Senator McCain to account for his dangerous attacks on Obama. This article includes that editorial and also a beautifully succinct explanation of why this fervent anti-abortionist believes Obama offers greater hope to end abortions.

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  • handy1, on 10/14/2008, -0/+2As a reformed member of the Christian Right, Schaeffer speaks with authority - and confirms my belief that the greatest threat to the American republic is Fundamentalist Christianity.
    A bumper sticker I saw recently puts it succinctly:
    When Fascism comes to America,
    ...it will be wrapped in the American flag and carrying a cross!
  • netcropolis, on 10/14/2008, -0/+3Fundamentalist Christianity = The American Taliban

    It's no joke... I used to be a very active Evangelical Christian, and Sarah Palin is every bit as dangerous as Schaeffer indicates in the interview...

    I need to read his book...
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