Rick Perry’s pastor problem?

Texas Governor, and possible GOP presidential candidate, Rick Perry has endorsed ‘The Response’ a prayer event scheduled for August 6 in Texas. “As a nation, we must come together and call upon Jesus to guide us through unprecedented struggles, and thank Him for the blessings of freedom we so richly enjoy,” Perry wrote on the event’s official Web site. Perry’s critics are concerned about his distinctly Christian approach to public prayer as well as his association, through ‘The Response,’ with several problematic pastors, among them John Hagee, controversial for his comments on Israel, the Roman Catholic Church and Islam, and C. Peter Wagner, who has suggested that the Catholic veneration of saints is an evil practice. Should politicians be judged by the religious company they keep?

They should be judged by all the company they keep. We elected Obama in spite of the sleaze bags he hung with, and look what happened.

Obama parted company with Rev. Wright. Perry invited Hagee to a prayer with him. This means Perry accepts hagee's beliefs which include, but are not limited to, the belief that Hitler's treatment of Jewish people was righteous.

Are the jews having a problem with all this? I don't recall them making a fuss over it now.