When they answer a direct question, they close their eyes as they resond.

“of course” as she closes her eyes.

I hope O’Reilly does her …

After what Whoopi said, that’s an image that I’ll need about a gallon of mental bleach to clean up.

Exit question to die for:

Ms. Pelosi, after all these years, do you stay in touch with Inky, Pinky, and Sue?

I belong to a Christian non-demoninational church in the Chicago area which is dominated by liberals and leftists. But they are Christians, almost all of them, and quite serious about God and Christ.

I think the real insight on this is from Wallace; sure, she prays, but for what? And in light of the Fox poll of Democrats who pray for Al Qaeda, I think he really nails this one. Pelosi prays, all right. For a painful, humiliating, military loss for Bush and America, so that she can come back at the end of the day and claim, again, that the Democrats support the troops by keeping them home, and out of our law schools…

Did she and the deceased Harry Hay, the staunch advocate of man/boy love, pray for the “boys” when they marched together in the 2001 Gary Pride Parade?

I believe her. I think it was an honest answer.

bnelson44 on October 7, 2007 at 4:11 PM

Getting your patch ready for The Great Pumkin’s visit on the 31st?

Sorry to be OT, but if anyone’s interested, the interview is in three parts: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

aero on October 7, 2007 at 8:32 PM

aero, thanks for the link. Had never seen her interviewed before. Interesting, and well worth the time.

At the same time as I pray for him [Bush] I pray for America’s children… Pelosi

One prayer for him, one prayer for them, one prayer for him, one prayer for them

or is she praying for him not to hurt the children?

Could she not say simply say: I pray for him? Answer, apparently not. Apparently the prayer must be framed in political context. Too bad. Cheap shots are big time in politics but small time in petitions addressed to God

Do you ever pray for him to change his policies? Wallace

All the time … When I was growing up in politics we were taught never to pray for a political outcome …Pelosi

Oh Boy. My own personal fear of the power of the Lord tells me not to treat Him like a useful sock puppet

Wallace took her apart. that is, he tempted her to pontificate and she bought it hook line and sinker. I suppose it is ok to prove a fish is a fish by the way it takes the bait but I felt sorry for her because she she was out of her league and using God as a prop.

Fear of the Lord would keep me from a prayer brag list like she handed Wallace, but then, I fear the Lord

Wallace turned her inside out. He is a very able interviewer. She is one sad puppy

A miniature political Midway.

madmonkphotog on October 7, 2007 at 8:26 PM

Yeah, no Dems pray ever (Hah! Dumbs. So original your play on words.)
If you want to specify that you don’t think Pelosi, or Reid for that matter, don’t pray, please do so. Otherwise, don’t paint us all into you narrow little corner that so perfectly flips the Kossian coin.

Also, this relates to something I emailed the fellas about, though I understand it’s not extremely important, so I get why they didn’t post on it… but I find it interesting, strictly because of the hypocrisy involved.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8S4FCKG0&show_article=1
Faith `plays Every Role’ in Obama’s Life

How many times have we seen the media, as well as lefty blogs, and I want to say even some Dem pols scorching Bush as some Christian whacko who thinks he’s out there doing God’s bidding? Don’t expect to see the same treatment for Obama… after all, he’s black, so it just makes him soulful and hip to be a man of faith… even though, like with most Dems, that “faith”, is just a way to pull in a few more votes. And let’s not even get in to the black supremacist attitude of his church.

RightWinged on October 7, 2007 at 6:31 PM

Update, now Obama says he wants to be an instrument of God? WTF!? Oh yeah, he’s a Dem, so that means he’s not a Christian extremist trying to impose a theocracy (which as we all know, is Bush’s primary goal).

During the nearly two hour service that featured a rock band and hip-hop dancers, Obama shared the floor with the church’s pastor, Ron Carpenter. The senator from Illinois asked the multiracial crowd of nearly 4,000 people to keep him and his family in their prayers, and said he hoped to be “an instrument of God.”

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2007/10/07/obama-gop-doesnt-own-faith-and-values/

People are asking who she prays to.

Hmmm. Cult of Kalii?

Well, if you look at the Zombietime slideshow of the LeatherFest event, there were some religious icons represented there…

Those types of people are despicable scum.

Sorry San Fran Nan, that ain’t gonna play well at home.

Who are you praying to by the way? The god of fist dildos and leather wear?