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I read something once--IIRC it was in Mother Jones in the 1980s--about how the fundamentalists were planning to take over the country.
Said the piece, they didn't want people to notice what they were doing--until it was too late. They'd go after the school boards first, then local government, then state government and Congress before finally taking over the White House.
People talk about Bush being bad value for money for the fundamentalists, but he's really not--you can't go from the Clinton Administration, which the BTs consider to be the resurrection of Sodom and Gomorrah, to Gilead in one fell swoop. You've got to have stages, and Bush is the first stage. He's putting a little more Christianity in the government every year.
Now let's move to 2008. I just did a very detailed examination of the 2008 candidates for another website; of all the top-tier Republican candidates now in the race, Newt meets the needs of the fundies the best. Unfortunately, he isn't electable; the electorate's memory isn't THAT short. So I don't know who they're going to run.
According to the Master Plan for Christian Domination®, they'll pick someone who's very much a Christian Reconstructionist and get everyone behind him. It won't be any of the players we're seeing now: Newt is unelectable, Mitt's a cultist, Fred Thompson won't put up with their shit, Rudy is worse than Clinton and McCain's too fucking old. Their ideal candidate is Tom Tancredo, but Tom Tancredo can't even win the Colorado primary. Expect to see someone really attractive come into the race and get a lot of Christian backing.
Back to Regent University's problem. They MUST infiltrate their people into the government so that, when they get the right candidate, they'll be ready to work. However, they can't let the rest of the world know what's going on. Normally, having a hundred and fifty of your graduates working for the President of the United States would be a wonderful selling point--UNLESS YOU DON'T WANT ANYONE TO KNOW THEY'RE THERE!!! So they've been delisted from Regent's website.
I figure someone in Regent's Institutional Development Office put this up because they thought it was a good selling point. She's probably looking for a job right now.
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