know.

Besides, in the perfect world --a delusion to be sure--you might not mix politics and religion, but in our world--particularly in American politics--it's part and parcel. Now if Clinton would have left this shit alone, I wouldn't feel obligated to rip her pathetic Opus Dei bullshit soul out of her cowardly chest and show it to the world, but since she's a fucking  hypocrite, let's just say I feel obliged.

Need more evidence? Here's another little snippet that shows Clintons glaring hypocrisy in this regard:

Clinton could have contented herself with decrying Wright's messages without saying, in essence, that no way would she tolerate an association with the likes of him.

That's what Brazile picked up on, making a reference to Wright's willingness to join dozens of other religious figures in attending an annual White House prayer breakfast just as the Starr report on Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky -- in all its lurid detail -- was about to come out. No doubt ...

... those at the event -- at least the vast majority of them -- highly disapproved of Clinton's behavior. But they were not willing to shun him.

Brazile's none-too-subtle point: There's a potential downside to turning away, with nary a forgiving nod, from those who once stood by you.