Franklin Graham

F ranklin betrays the spiritual values his father, Billy, R eflected in the deepest part of his being, a man A dored around the world for his N oble speech and god-fearing behavior K indling a love for God and man in all he did with L ove for a lost and dying world around him. I t is sad that Franklin has, by turning so political, N ullified the creed by which his father lived and died. G raham has become a right-wing toady, a R epublican sycophant first and foremost, scarcely A t all focused on the mission of H is father's Evangelical A ssociation and M inistry.