This will take a bit of your time, but it's Sunday and hey, what better time to understand Sarah Palin in the context of her church history and the movement it is a part of.
I'm not going to comment on this, maybe I will at some point, but this speaks for itself--make up your own mind--except to add this: What is notable--and something I did not know--is that McCain's former campaign endorsee, Hagee (who McCain was politically forced to shake off), is active in this movement, and so is the church of Sarah Palin's upbringing where she regularly attended from 12 years old to 2002. She is 44 now, so she attended there 26 years. This is the church she spoke at just a month ago. It is notable that they have completely changed their website since I entered it on September 1, 2008. You can still reach the older site, somehow, here, and note the difference to the new site, here.
Go here for Part 1. Part 2 has embedded video, but as the site explains, you need to thoroughly read Part 1 first to understand the connection. It may make the Palin video I included here and its context more understandable.
Tell me what you think after watching this.
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