Sarah Palin's Christian Teflon

She is only teflon if they win and the electoral map is looking like that is becoming less and less likely.

I would imagine an Obama Justice Department would have a field day with her because no one in office is squeaky clean and they would enjoy a good, old-fashioned, Joseph Stalin show trial.

I do not know if we need the Anti-Christ or whom we need but, we do need someone, who is sane, fair and knowledgeable. Hugh Hewitt and probably many others were and are asking the wrong questions when they are asking about faith. Interviewers can have enough problems asking about real things like the economy, education, racial integration, war and peace etc. Politicians and public officials should only be asked whether or not they are believers or not without asking about any details because they are the very individuals who must lead, meaning they have to find real answers to real problems. Even people, who belong to the same religious group often disagree, therefore, when different denominations have to interact, the most one can expect is mutual respect, not concessions. Spiritual experiences are inherently personal, which means they can neither be explained in real terms nor transferred to outsiders. When dealing with mockery, one is confronted by a different problem. To ask someone not to talk about their personal and spiritual experiences in public, is perfectly legimate. Those discussions can best take place in private or within religious congregations. People, who mock other people, surely give themselves away; they put their ignorance and insecurity on display. People, who are threatened by a different opinion, either cannot comprehend the concept of diversity or are insecure in their own minds, or fail on both counts. Upon hearing a wrong, unpleasant or objectionable opinion, expressing one's own opinion - preferably coupled with a sound explanation - would be the most sensible, most rational and most fair response. No mockery. No rage. No hysteria.