James Dobson has evidently had a change of heart. The "Focus on the Family" cult leader originally said he wouldn't consider voting for McCain. The tides may, however, be turning. "While I am not endorsing Senator John McCain, the possibility is there that I might," Dr. Dobson said in a Focus on the Family radio broadcast on Monday. Dobson and his guest, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Albert Mohler, spent the morning bashing Barack Obama. "I find Barack Obama a very attractive candidate and I would want to vote for him," Mohler said. "But the closer I look at his positions, the more alarmed I become. ... We are looking at the most liberal candidate that we have ever seen in American history," he added. "I think he is more liberal and extreme than most Democrats in the Senate," Dobson replied. Dobson says that while neither candidate is consistent with his views, McCain's positions are closer by a wide margin. ...
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James Dobson has evidently had a change of heart. The "Focus on the Family" cult leader originally said he wouldn't consider voting for McCain. The tides may, however, be turning. "While I am not endorsing Senator John McCain, the possibility is there that I might," Dr. Dobson said in a Focus on the Family radio broadcast on Monday. Dobson and his guest, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Albert Mohler, spent the morning bashing Barack Obama. "I find Barack Obama a very attractive candidate and I would want to vote for him," Mohler said. "But the closer I look at his positions, the more alarmed I become. ... We are looking at the most liberal candidate that we have ever seen in American history," he added. "I think he is more liberal and extreme than most Democrats in the Senate," Dobson replied. Dobson says that while neither candidate is consistent with his views, McCain's positions are closer by a wide margin. ...