Maybe we were asking the wrong question all the time. Remember when Rudy Giuliani got into the race and Evangelicals were asked whether they could support him? Of course some said yes because of his tough on terrorism talk. But with Rudy gone, the question now is will Evangelicals support John McCain? Maybe more to the point is just how many in this crucial voting block will come out for him in a General Election if he's the nominee?
First of all, let me make this very clear. I have no desire to see Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama in boxing shorts. I think they should both keep to long pants. Yet as I get ready to cover tonight's debate here at the Kodak Theatre, you can't help but wonder what sort of verbal fisticuffs we are in store for.
Mitt Romney might sleep well at night but if he has nightmares, my guess is Mike Huckabee is somewhere in there. Let's be truthful here. If Mike Huckabee wasn't in the race, Mitt Romney may very well have been the frontrunner by now. It's almost a given.
Have a look at my summary of last night's Florida Republican primary. I did a live shot with Pat Robertson this morning from Orlando.
The Brody File is leaving Orlando and now on our way to California to cover the Republican and Democratic debates. But before leaving on a jetplane I leave you with some analysis of the Republican race in Florida. Enjoy. Don't fall asleep.
John Edwards is out. It seems to be the right move. I mean, sure, he could have continued on and played some sort of role at the convention with some of the delegates he racked up, but at the end of the day, it's got to be about the good of the party. And we all know this is a two person race between Clinton and Obama. Also, Edwards did himself a favor by saving face. I mean, you don't want to go around trolling for votes with no chance of securing the nomination. At that point, it will begin to
It snowed in Jerusalem today. That doesn't happen very often. We took this rare opportunity to show you what Jerusalem - the "golden" city - looks like with a mantle of white. Enjoy!
There’s something about past relationships that seem to haunt us. We wonder if we’d do things the same way, or if we might do something different. Perhaps you have fantasies of that old boyfriend that you’d like to see again, or maybe a marriage torn apart that you’d like to consider reconciling.
There is something in all of us that hate the loose ends of broken relationships, the unfinished emotions, and want to put broken pieces back together. The following story is one to which many can relate.
In every one of the 3141 counties in the United States, during the noon lunch hour on September 11, Christians will unite around their county courthouse to cry out to God with focused prayer for their community, their lost friends and family, and for the spiritual condition of our nation. This nation-wide prayer meeting, "Cry Out America," is a new spiritual wake-up call in our generation.
This phenomenon is nothing new in Iraq, Afghanistan or the Palestinian territories. But it needs to be highlighted because it shows just how depraved and evil the jihadists are. Then again, if you somehow didn't grasp that fact by now - and believe me, there are many who don't - then, sadly, this story probably won't have much of an effect on you either way: