The NY Times thinks a man bit a dog in Mississippi.
John Eaves, (D-MS) is the sacrificial lamb put up to challenge Haley Barbour (R-MS) in the race for Governor. The Times characterizes Barbour as "looking irritated" and "clearly annoyed" at Eaves' invocation of the Bible as a guide for social and governmental action. Apparently, the folks at the Times think this is great. Democrat runs on principles = man bites dog. They even spoke to Baltimore's own, self-proclaimed Democratic Political Science Professor Tom Schaller who seems to be defining the New Democratic Southern Strategy – deny what you party has represented for the last two hundred years and run on a Republican platform with strong roots in Judeo-Christianity.
For ten years, GOPinionPlus has argued that Republicans in the dark blue state of Maryland should be taking their message to Democratic religious strongholds, colleges and community associations, and clearly defining the consistency between the community values and the Republican Party Principles. Is anyone listening?
By the way, can anyone produce a similar statement of the Democrat Party Principles?
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