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In a recent interview, Hugh Hewitt was quick to take my Redstate colleague Erick Erickson to task for insisting religion is relevant to a political campaign.
Now that James Dobson has handicapped Thompson’s chances by deeming him insufficiently Christian, I look forward to Hugh Hewitt jumping up to take a whack at Dobson.
I suspect we’ll all be waiting a while. Hewitt backed off rather quickly when Erick brought up the name of Al Mohler during the interview. Dobson is a much bigger target than Mohler. I suspect he’ll proceed unmolested by Hewitt.
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