Like Minded People Watered Down, Thank God

This is always a problem. Where like minded people are watered down. Like plants. They should all throw in behind PALIN. I don't understand what's wrong with these people. Come on! Trump/Palin. If that isn't a LOCK to bust out Obama and his hopey changey shit I don't know what is. They ate PIZZA together. This country doesn't deserve them. Or Obama, who is doing his best and is under appreciated.

I personally would love to tell people to shut up because they are watering down my impact but I am powerless on this score. Also, religious people are easier to water down, but that is a trade secret.

Flip side, none of these people are even remotely qualified to be President in these trying and troubled times. Happy New Year.

Two politically active pastors in Iowa's robust evangelical conservative movement said Wednesday that an effort has been under way to persuade either Rick Santorum or Michele Bachmann to consider quitting the Republican presidential race and endorsing the other to avoid splintering this influential voting bloc's influence in the state's caucuses.

"Otherwise, like-minded people will be divided and water down their impact," said Rev. Cary Gordon, a Sioux City minister. He said he asked Santorum several weeks ago to consider exiting the race but has since endorsed the former Pennsylvania senator, who is rising in polls.

Rev. Albert Calloway, a retired pastor from Indianola, said he asked Bachmann, a Minnesota congresswoman, several days ago to consider quitting the race.

A group of voters that united behind former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee's winning caucus campaign in 2008 fear that this year's caucuses could be won by former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney or Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas. Neither track as closely to the religious right as Santorum, Bachmann or Texas Gov. Rick Perry.

Santorum, long dismissed and short on campaign money, has diligently campaigned in Iowa for more than two years. A CNN poll of Iowa caucus-goers released Wednesday showed Santorum leaping into third place in Iowa, at 16 percentage points, behind Romney and Paul.

[Associated Press]