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What I Said to the Republican Members of Congress

Brian H Wrote: Feb 03, 2010 6:06 PM

Certainly it was fair. It is either naive or mendacious to assert they were concerned about history. There is great danger and little benefit in trying "to rid our government of every last connection to religion." I am not an active believer, but I recognize that religion has held many core ideals for this and other civilizations, and efforts to disconnect from it routinely also disconnect from the ideals also.

That said, enforced religion is itself very dangerous. Permitted and respected religion is not.

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What I Said to the Republican Members of Congress

This past weekend, after President Obama addressed the annual retreat of Republican Members of the House, I, along with my Salem Radio colleague Hugh Hewitt, and John Fund of the Wall Street Journal, were also invited to address them.

This is an abridged and edited version of my remarks.

Thank you for this honor.

I have never been as proud to be a Republican as I have this past year with your unanimity in opposing Obamacare and the other bills that would transform America. Please know -- you need this feedback -- that your having been able to stand together...

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