Did you see the weekend’s Washington Post article suggesting that Alabama MD Randy Brinson and his email list of 71 million names get some of the credit for Mike Huckabee’s surge among GOP presidential candidates? The article called it “one of the most coveted lists in Republican politics.”
FWIW, the article did not mention that Brinson is also now head of the Christian Coalition of Alabama.
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Whatever else Brinson may ne, he is a charlatan. Dr. Paul Hubbert – who is brilliant at seizing opportunities – retired the sizable debt of Brinson’s organization after the 2004 Presidential election. In return, Brinson has helped Hubbert AND gambling boss Milton MacGregor with pro-leftist legislation in Alabama. How’s THAT for “family values?”
If Brinson is a charlatan what the heck was “Indian Money” Giles??????
Exactly what does John Giles have to do with Randy Brinson taking Milton McGregor’s money and supporting his gambling expansion? That “two wrongs makes a right” thinking is the very root of every single political argument ever made by Milton MacGregor. And that argument stinks. And we will hear it again in the next legislative session as we hear it in every legislative session until legilsators finally have the courage (and integrity) to tell Milton to shove it. I will not hold my breath.
What ever happend to the Brinson/ Giles law suit? that would probably shed light on the funding issue.
Lyn, the suit was dropped last summer.
[...] Dr. Randy Brinson, he of the prodigious email list and head of the Christian Coalition of Alabama, is among the conservative Christians rallying support for GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee in today’s Iowa caucuses. His recent mass email attempts to sway (and encourage turnout among) Iowa’s conservative Christians with faith-based doubts about rival Romney’s fitness as a candidate. Randy Brinson, a friend of Mr. Huckabee’s who founded the nonpartisan evangelical voters registration organization, Redeem the Vote, sent out another mass e-mail directly criticizing Mr. Romney for “parsing words from his own faith experience as a Mormon and equating it to the Christian faith, which is a particularly difficult Christians to accept.” [...]