But will it play in Palm Beach?

Senior national correspondent Jake Tapper blogs:

In the Florida Baptist Report, Senate candidate Rep. Katherine Harris, R-FL, said that arguments about the Constitutional separation of church state are "a lie," and that "if you’re not electing Christians, then in essence you are going to legislate sin."

Harris also says that she’s "going to run a campaign of integrity."

Republicans, of course, have criticized her for doing the exact opposite, including MSNBC anchor/former GOP Rep. Joe Scarborough, who says Harris was spreading rumors about his "dead intern" and consultant Ed Rollins who resigned from her campaign because her "story kept changing" about two ritzy meals she had with defense contractor Mitchell Wade, "from whom she unwittingly accepted $32,000 in laundered campaign contributions."

One another interesting exchange:

QUESTION: Some day all of us have to give an account before God for what we have done. Are you certain in your own heart that when you come to that point of accounting that you’ll spend eternity with God in Heaven?

HARRIS: No question.