“As a nation, America is under the curse of God, even now. Look at the scriptures and see for yourself. The stand we have taken on abortion, the stand we have taken against God in our classrooms, just may have sealed or doom.” – Day of Deception (1997) Chapter 5, page 103.

It’s not just Reverend Wright who’s got more mouth than sense it would appear…John Hagee is also a clergyman with ties to John McCain with a few controversial (vile?) ideas he’s been advancing for decades. What I’d like to know is where the clamor is around Hagee’s positions and why McCain isn’t being forced to explain and distance himself from this wing-nut?

It shouldn’t be surprising to anyone that people who make their living through stealing money from the weak, the poor, the sick, and the elderly (Ok, stealing is harsh? What do you call the sale of salvation in exchange for donations?) would back asinine theories on curses. It’s not much of a step from believing in an all powerful diety guiding everything to triskadecaphobia, fear of black cats crossing your path, and curses.

CNN, Fox, ABC, NBC, and CBS, where’s your coverage of Hagee? Why isn’t he as central to McCain’s campaign as Wright seems to be to Obama’s? Come on, there’s a story here…and when comparing Wright to Hagee, the issue is as contrasting as black and white.