blevkog

I'm sure the powers that are behind Mr. Haggard's business, I mean ministry, realized that they had to find a way for him to return to his pulpit. There were earnings slipping away and there had to be a way to wash away his sins so he could once again be bringing in the donations. Fitzgerald was wrong about second acts.

Alex - actually, according to the article, Haggard's going to be moving away and into secular work - so it's probably less about curing him so he can bring in the donations as it is 'curing' him so they can claim triumph, and get a potential embarrassment out of sight.

I think it shows how naïve and/or delusional these folks are.

I'm sure Haggard will find a way to make a buck out of this.

RT,

Oh, I'm sure he will - I foresee a national speaking tour. I was responding to the initial remark that this was a setup to return Haggard to the pulpit of his old church - judging from the article, that's not going to happen, of course, I could be wrong - I don't make any claims to predict the future with any degree of accuracy.

I stand corrected. I made a quick comment without checking the article. I sometimes shoot from the lip.