Get a load of this:
But even as the Tennessee Republican addresses "Justice Sunday" - a 90-minute simulcast to conservative churches that enthusiastically backs a Senate rule change to speed judicial confirmations - the leader faces apprehension from another key GOP constituency.
The country's leading business lobbying associations, close GOP allies in recent legislative efforts and political campaigns, have told senior Republicans that they would not back the Frist initiative to force votes on President Bush's judicial nominees.
Business leaders say they fear the move would lead to a shutdown of Senate action on long-awaited priorities - as Democrats have threatened if Frist moves ahead with a rule change that they say would drastically alter the traditions of a body designed to respect the rights of the minority party.
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When you think about it, they're diametrically opposed. Religion vs. Money. Gee, I wonder who will win? I'm betting on Money. I'm calling it: There will be no "Nuclear Option".
It'll also prove something I've thought for a long time now. The right USES religion and social issues to manipulate, but once they actually get control, what's the first thing they do? That's right. They go after the MONEY!
When Bush got elected what was the first thing they did? Take gun laws off the books? Try to ban gay marriage? Nope. Not until election time. It was the TAX CUTS baby! It was the missile shield which would have dumped billions into the military industrial complex.
It's God vs. Green and their hypocrisy is about to catch up to them IF the Dems have the guts to point it out.