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Tempting Faith

Warren Chu
10/22/2006



A new book by former White House official, David Kuo, accuses White House officials of urging evangelists to vote for them and used their votes to won elections, but in private ridiculing evangelist supporters as “nuts” and “goofy”. David Kuo’s book has some confused.
Whit House strategists knew “the nuts” were politically invaluable, but that was the extent of their usefulness, Kuo writes. For democrats the timing of Kuo’s book is perfect. The book comes in the midst of the scandal involving former Rep. Mark Foley. The book is scheduled to be in stores October 16, 2006. It is unclear whether Kuo has named any officials to have used this language.
While it is unclear if any of this is true if any of it is true, then Republicans can count on Evangelists withdrawing from elections.

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