By GottaLaff
I'd shed a few tears, but I'm too busy celebrating:
But Friday's announcement that James Dobson is leaving Focus on the Family's daily radio show has much bigger political ramifications. Whereas Falwell and Kennedy had watched their power fade decades earlier and Weyrich was a behind-the-scenes Washington player rather than a cultural force, Dobson is still hugely influential among millions of Americans, particularly evangelicals. By leaving his radio show, Dobson is giving up his biggest platform.Tsk, tsk, tsk, what a shame. Maybe I'll send him a Sponge Bob Squarepants DVD as a going away present.
Going forward, Dobson will turn some heads when he appears as a guest on Focus radio shows or on the Fox News Channel. But you can't maintain the kind of bond honed through daily contact with listeners with occasional media appearances.Not quite the end...This is the end of an era.


4 comments:
I lived in Colorado Springs most of my life. I believe Dobson will not give up his position of influence in Focus On The Family short of dying, and I'm not too sure about it happening then. Probably some kind of uber-plot to cripple the agenda of the liberal atheist media.
Palin-Dobson 2012??? AGH!
As the bible says, beware of false prophets.
For some fascinating background on Dobson and his connections, read "Republican Gomorrah". I can't put it down.
BTW, Focus on the Family's employee health company covers abortions!
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