In the show, they describe Obama as "deliberately distorting the Bible," "dragging biblical understanding through the gutter," "willfully trying to confuse people," and having a "fruitcake interpretation of the Constitution".
We didn't have many guests, just my sisters and Fred's mum, who had made a fruitcake.
Americans have a love-hate relationship with fruitcake.
But to attack just when we've got a fruitcake running around some country using it as a venue, I don't see a need.
In one way, the Leviticus-quoting fruitcakes who accuse Harry of Satanism have a point: there is not much Christ in Rowling's pagan pages.
While Dobson once said Obama had a "confused theology" and a "fruitcake" view of the Constitution, Daly said he wants to avoid such attacks, even though he disagrees with Obama and most Democrats on almost every issue.
The food has seen more cliches than kitchen tables for the better half of a century, but few people under 30, or at least the friends I asked, have even tried a fruitcake, much less hated the taste enough to inspire such seasonal vitriol.
"I strolled over from across the street, and, look, maybe if we had brought over a fruitcake when I first moved in, we would have gotten off to a better start.
Maybe we would have gotten off on a better foot if I had brought over a fruitcake when we first moved in.
Fruity Victorian Mark Kramer, the owner of Susan Lawrence, in Chappaqua, goes out of his way to make a fruitcake for people who hate fruitcake.
