Talk:Gary Bauer

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Oh come on, somebody has to have more info on Gary Bauer. He's a very important voice these days. I wish I could help. --Zakharov 22:23, 2 Feb 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Allegations of infidelity

I cut back the section on allegations of marital infidelity, and I deleted the associated link to a Slate article by William Saletan. Reasons: (1) The Saletan article CRITICIZES the allegations as poorly-sourced. Using that article as a reference is exactly the kind of cheap trick Saletan is complaining about. (2) The Christianity Today reference appears to be legit, but the relevant paragraph of the article (only accessible to subscribers but confirmable through quotes elsewhere on the web) was pulled essentially word-for-word from CT (not just the quoted portion) and thus was a copyright violation.