Who represents Christians if Falwell, Dobson and Robertson don't?

I thought randman was using him {Michael Moore} analogously.

Yeah I get that. What I don't get is why he can't be used as an analogy. Why must people stick with only Xians or religious leaders to create analogies?

As long as it doesn't get into a huge debate about MM, I honestly don't see why its OT.

Moose writes:It would be interesting if Wallis could have his own show on Pat Robertson's network. But that would be like Al Franken getting his own show on Fox.

Seems to me Billy Graham has a much more direct "connection" with Bush than Falwell, ...

Plenty of black church leaders also have "direct connections" to the White House, ...

Writer and renegade preacher Will D. Campbell is probably the only ordained Baptist minister dead or alive ever to call one of the Southern Baptist Convention’s highest ranking officials a “hypocrite and a jackass.” To his face, no less.There’s been a heap of bad blood between Campbell and the honchos of that Nashville-based religious convention juggernaut that characterizes itself as “America’s largest non-Catholic denomination with more then 16.3 million members in 43,024 churches nationwide.” That’s because, in books, speeches and interviews, Campbell keeps poking the brethren in the butt with his theological pitchfork. And he’s about to get it out again with a new book in the works and reissues of two of his most anti-institutional novels.“Soul molesters, that’s what I call these television evangelists,” Campbell says during an interview at his log cabin writing retreat just across the Davidson County line in Wilson County. “Soul molesters. That bunch that call themselves Christian. They are not Christian, but a very powerful political group . . Groups like those with Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell, those people that run the [Southern Baptist Convention] Lifeway show. They don’t show me much about the Christian faith. They hate, hate everybody except themselves and their power. Falwell stood down there at the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) meeting in Nashville recently and said, ”We won this election.’ And he spoke the truth. They did elect George W. Bush.”As Campbell sees it, the well-heeled, Bible-thumping folks at the SBC have abandoned Christ in favor of Caesar, turned their dark suits and ties toward the Golden Calf of politics and away from the strict separation of church and state tradition of the Baptist church. He characterizes as unchristian the SBC’s support for the death penalty, the war in Iraq, the bashing of gays and lesbians, and sexist prohibitions against women in the ministry.