Chuck Baldwin Jumps All Over Pensacola Christian College

by Ron Davis on December 13, 2008

Those of you who didn’t realize there were more than 2 (or maybe 3) people on the ballot in last month’s Presidential election may not know who Chuck Baldwin is.  Baldwin is a Pastor in Pensacola, Florida, and was the Presidential nominee for the Constitution Party.

Baldwin wrote a column yesterday called “where are Dobson and PCC now?“about the religious right’s undying love for President Bush.  The “PCC” in that title is my alma mater, Pensacola Christian College.

Quoting Baldwin (emphasis mine):

Since 2000, James Dobson, Pensacola Christian College (PCC), and their peers around the country have had an eight-year lovefest with George W. Bush. Life-size cardboard posters of Bush have stood in their bookstores for eight long, laborious years. Grade school children in their Christian schools have been subjected to Bush propaganda for eight tedious, tiresome years. To them, G.W. Bush ranks somewhere between Moses and the Almighty. And nothing Bush said or did seemed to matter.

Bravo, Chuck.  Bravo.

{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

Chris Wheeler December 13, 2008 at 10:48 pm

I haven’t been down there in nearly 10 years, but I find it hard to believe they have life-size cardboard posters of Bush in the library. Maybe my hyperbole detector is broken.

The Conservative Christian’s seemingly continuing approval of his policies is rather interesting, though. I don’t think it’s blind love. I think it just comes down to not being able (tactically) to admit your side could be even the slightest bit mistaken. It would be seen as a setback in the fight to “take back the country.”

Ron Davis December 14, 2008 at 1:21 pm

I don’t think that the cardboard cutouts of Bush line was about PCC. I seem to remember seeing one in a Family/Lifeway type store once though.

Benjamin Minnich January 8, 2009 at 8:17 pm

Wow… this could not be more off base than anything I have ever heard. Obviously the little love party for Obama by the media is over-looked. True journalism is dead.

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