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John McCain managed to pull in over $1.75 million for the GOP during an Atlanta fundraiser on Monday, but the event also attracted attention for its potential ties to erstwhile Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed. Barack Obama’s camp, among others, is raising questions about Reed’s connection to the event.

John McCain managed to pull in over $1.75 million for the GOP during an Atlanta fundraiser on Monday, but the event also attracted attention for its potential ties to erstwhile Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed. Barack Obama’s camp, among others, is raising questions about Reed’s connection to the event.

John McCain managed to pull in over $1.75 million for the GOP during an Atlanta fundraiser on Monday, but the event also attracted attention for its potential ties to erstwhile Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed. Barack Obama’s camp, among others, is raising questions about Reed’s connection to the event.

John McCain managed to pull in over $1.75 million for the GOP during an Atlanta fundraiser on Monday, but the event also attracted attention for its potential ties to erstwhile Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed. Barack Obama’s camp, among others, is raising questions about Reed’s connection to the event.

John McCain managed to pull in over $1.75 million for the GOP during an Atlanta fundraiser on Monday, but the event also attracted attention for its potential ties to erstwhile Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed. Barack Obama’s camp, among others, is raising questions about Reed’s connection to the event.

John McCain managed to pull in over $1.75 million for the GOP during an Atlanta fundraiser on Monday, but the event also attracted attention for its potential ties to erstwhile Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed. Barack Obama’s camp, among others, is raising questions about Reed’s connection to the event.

Lately I’ve heard from several sources that a small but vocal number of evangelicals don’t think abortion is as important an issue as it has been in the past. They think there are more important issues to consider since it doesn’t look like anything is going to be changing on abortion anytime soon.

Submitted to a Candid World: Confronted with tough questions, it’ll be interesting to see which candidate turns to the platitudes - “my view is that the Constitution is just great!” - and which decides not to patronize the American people, and instead give a full answer. I have an idea of who will go each way.

Greg asks … *Should Rick Warren court Presidential Candidates and possibly support an abortion rights candidate just so he can promote social justice and Green policies?” When I think of “courting” in political realms I think of superficial flattery and pandering. So, I might be thrown by that word.

Team McCain Puts Up A Republican Christian Faith Front To Sell Books! by IndependentConservative @ 12:50 pm. Filed under Nuts on Parade Good post over at the blog The Writing on the Wall about US Presidential candidate John Sidney McCain III. Titled MOVE 2008: McCain muddles his faith.