Marrs, who says he is an ex University of Texas professor, has made a lucrid profit from such "research".  He has advertized on the Christian Coalition network and is known to have listed more than one huge mansion he has in the Austin area.  Marrs is a common example of the way some seek to mix their eschatology with right wing conspiracies.  The best way to explain Texe is to use the illustration of Pat Robertson.  In Pat's Book, NEW WORLD ORDER, Pat claims the Masonic Lodge, PTA, the Congress and the Council on Foreign Relations, (to name just a few of the parties) are working to overthrow the government to set up a one world order.  Texe Marrs believes the same thing, but he believes Robertson is in on the plot!
     In "Power of Prophecy", Texe's monthly journal, Marrs lays out his position on McCain.  The article by Texe says, "John McCain is a vile, wicked, deceitful man, a warmonger and sexual deviant.  Make no mistake about it.  If this man wins the presidency, America is finished as a nation. Forever."
     The paper says that a Zionist Masonic overlords plot has the senator under his control.  McCain is accused of being lead around by "... ADL stooge handler, Jewish bigot, and closet homosexual, Senator Joe Lieberman."  Two  Rothchild Illuminiti held a secret lunch with John McCain and worked out their evil plans. The paper says, "John McCain is bought by Jews."
     Texe says McCain the war hero actually came back to the states afer being a POW and helped Jane Fonda destroy the war effort.  To be honest, Texe says, "John McCain is a monster, period.  In a word, this man is dangeour, soul-less psychopath."  Marrs says McCain has never done an honest days work and failed at every endeavor in his life for example getting shot down in Viet Nam. The Jewish Mafia, according to the writer, wants John to help engage America in World War III to make the country a slave state. Texe laments the fact that stupid religous right Christians will fall for this "like dumb dogs".
     Marrs is an example of how hard it is to gather the entire religious right group around a candidate.  To people like Texe, who have always viewed the nation's leadership as scoundrels involved in secret societies, for religious right candidates to win an election means they did not change the government, they just joined in on the polt.  President Bush lost his first run for office in Texas seeking to enter Congress.  In West Texas some of these stories about Bush being a Yale man in Skull and Bones Socities got circulated and cost Bush the election. He was deeply disturbed by such.  The story only goes to prove placing the entire group in one room causing them to live together proves to be a difficult union. Getting all these types under one big religious right tent makes for a real circus.