Who Said That?

When asked whether the Republicans should reschedule their presidential convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul because of the approach of hurricane Gustav to the gulf coast (invoking memories of Katrina), this person answered:

"Pat Robertson should just pray the thing away"

OK . . .  Who said that?  Leave your guesses in the comments section below.

Update on Saturday, August 30, 2008 at 12:41PM by Kim Riddlebarger

This was a quip from Mike Huckabee on Fox News.  His comments didn't sound all that "tongue in cheek" to me.  It is much easier to like Huckabee's wit now that he's not running for president.

Comments

[C T Hall]

Rush Limbaugh?

[Chris Coleman]

Scott Clark?

[PB]

Michael Moore?

[Philip Walker]

Oh, please tell me it's Palin. ; )

["lee n. field"]

I'd b e guessing that bearer of the marred image of God, Michael Moore.

[LEW]

Kim Riddlebarger?

[Paul C. Quillman]

Michael Moore. Anyone read his open letter to God?

[Lloyd]

Forget the hurricane. Republicans need to have Elijah pray that McCain steps aside and let's Sarah Palin run for president.

I'll guess the goofy Paul Crouch.

[Coyle]

Mike Huckabee.

[Randy]

Rudy Giuliani

[Nollie]

Here's an interesting post:

Excuse Me, Pat Robertson, But Why Is God Sending Another Hurricane Towards New Orleans For The Start Of The GOP Convention?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mark-nickolas/excuse-me-pat-robertson-b_b_121968.html

[Rev. Z. Bartels]

Michael Horton.

[Howard]

I think I heard Huckabee sat that on Rush Limbaugh's show.

[matt]

If it's a serious statement- Huckabee. If it's sarcastic- a White Horse Inn guy.

[timinator]

Mike Huckabee on Rush Limbaugh show. It was a joke.

[Matt D]

Sounds like anyone from the left in Hollywood.

[Dave Sarafolean]

James Dobson was the first to say it.

[Chris]

Rod Rosenbladt

[John Yeazel]

I have no idea again but it sounds like the timinator knows what he is talking about on this one. How about we get into a discussion of natural disasters and if we can put any theological significance into them. Many charismatics claim they can pinpoint which particular sins God is judging for particular natural disasters. Premils also try to point out something in biblical apocalyptical writings which corresponds to certain natural disasters. We really do not believe this nonsense do we? So, what do we say in response to those who would ask about natural disasters? I know there are a lot of smart alecks who respond on this site so let em rip.

[Mark]

Bono!