[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

Considering the shenanigans that Willard's campaign has pulled, even just this past day, I'm half tempted to think that this is a way that Mitt's campaign has cooked up to try to suppress Huckabee turnout this evening. I'm no Huckabee fan, but this stinks anywise.

[clamper1797]

This coupled with the vicious “rumor” about Fred Thompson dropping out tells me it’s dirty tricks by the “master” of dirty tricks and that camps willing accomplices the drive by media

[Tulsa Ramjet]

As the good book says, “Nothing good comes from Ninenvah.”
So goes Hope, Arkansas.

[muawiyah]

Not to worry. It’s the Democrats who are convinced the general election will take place on Wednesday.

[Greg F]

Heh. Yah. Christians scare easy.

[JohnnyZ]

Mitt is trailing in Iowa and New Hampshire.

He's desperate. He'll do anything.

[McGruff]

Several pastors who have publicly backed Huckabee, a Southern Baptist minister who has support from many evangelicals, said they have received the letters, which have no return address

How about a post mark. Duh! This smells of the Huckster playing for the religious sympathy vote.

[org.whodat]

If there was any misspelled words if was probably spiff.

[greyfoxx39]

Ping

I'm no Huckabee fan, but this stinks anywise.

I'm not a Huck supporter either, but this seems to follow a "Tompkins" pattern.

[Always A Marine]

Check the invisible ink — the letters were signed by Ed Rollins.

[pabianice]

Strange... this never happens to black churches that preach voting for Liberals...

[TBP]

I'm no Huckabee fan, but this stinks anywise.

I agree with you on both counts.

[SkyPilot]

"Ah dun't feel no ways taarrd! I cummm too faar!"

[Mariner]

I think these churches SHOULD lose their tax-exempt status if they advocate for a particular party or candidate.

They should stick to advocating for issues.

In my eyes it's a clear violation.