text: Mr. Leman is being disingenuous.  
  
  What he says:  "But a crucial issue often overlooked – with tragic consequences – is whether a judge is obedient to fundamental constitutional precepts . . . ."
  
  What he means:  "But a crucial issue often overlooked – with tragic consequences – is whether a judge is obedient to fundamentalist Christian precepts . . . ."
  
  Don't be so afraid, Loren.  People are generally good, and they make the best decisions they're capable of making.  The few that aren't have daughters that would legitimately fear parental consent and the judicial bypass system.