A few weeks back someone posted about how so many politicians tout their Christian faith, often as one of the first few things they say in their commercials. Some disputed this, and I pointed to the first political ad of the season around here (Cincy)--for Kentucky Republican gubernatorial candidate Mat Bevin.
Well, it's only gotten worse:
Hal Heiner: "Service, caring, honoring God, that's our Kentucky way...preserving our conservative Christian values"
Matt Bevin: "Matt's a Christian, but he doesn't wear it on his sleeve...but he does live Biblical principles in his life. He's a Bible-believing Christian."
-apparently Bevin's campaign does not quite grasp that the idiom "wears it on his sleeve" is figurative rather than literal
James Comer: "Where I'm from, faith and family come first."
-Comer did have one of the best lines in recent memory, however, when he said that Heiner is the "Christian Laettner of Kentucky politics." ROFL
-Comer has also been accused of physically abusing a girlfriend and paying for her abortion back in the 1990s, while Comer has accused Heiner as being behind the allegations
Well, it's only gotten worse:
Hal Heiner: "Service, caring, honoring God, that's our Kentucky way...preserving our conservative Christian values"
Matt Bevin: "Matt's a Christian, but he doesn't wear it on his sleeve...but he does live Biblical principles in his life. He's a Bible-believing Christian."
-apparently Bevin's campaign does not quite grasp that the idiom "wears it on his sleeve" is figurative rather than literal
James Comer: "Where I'm from, faith and family come first."
-Comer did have one of the best lines in recent memory, however, when he said that Heiner is the "Christian Laettner of Kentucky politics." ROFL
-Comer has also been accused of physically abusing a girlfriend and paying for her abortion back in the 1990s, while Comer has accused Heiner as being behind the allegations
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