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26 August, 2004
26 August 2004The New York Times has spoken, and what they've said -- after some delicate disclaimers that early reports on Lt. General William Boykin's "Christian army" antics "sounded like an over-the-top satire" -- is that the General must resign. "He has become a national embarrassment, not to mention a walking contradiction of President Bush's own policy statement that the fight against terror is bias-free and not a crusade against Islam...Removal of the preacher-general should be a no-brainer, however much the president's campaign generals might fear offending the Christian right voting bloc."
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