Arkansas Times|December 27, 2007
A candidate for the Libertarian Party nomination, George Phillies, speaks more sensibly than Huckabee, Romney and the Catholic League: “When a president takes office, he should place his hand in one place: on the Constitution and the Bill of Rights he is swearing to protect. The president holds a secular role defined by our Constitution. I reject the demands of some Americans that our government should persecute other faiths and beliefs, for example by barring abortions or regulating which marriages are valid.”
A smart man, and a good American. The Republicans could use somebody like him.
