Pogo
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It is too bad so many anitchrist jumped onto that hate bandwagon as tides do turn and the backlash of that turn may be paying a heavier price than many of those hate filled antichristers ever expected.Oh look, it's the board jackazz.. Learn to read.. preferably a post so that your reply isn't met with cackling and ridicule dummy.The right to freedom of religion is so central to American democracy that it was enshrined in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The Left and their obsessive hatred for God, the US Constitution should be a red light for any and all Americans who love freedom.
Dafuck does any of that have to do with how a political party operates?
So you have no answer.
Here it is -- it has NOTHING to do with it. We are not a theocracy, therefore bible-thumping has no place in politics. That's puerile pandering, brought in by Jerry Falwell and his fellow travellers. It had no place in politics then, it has no place now, and it will have no place in the future. Religion is private, not political.
The whole point of the original article is that "GOP" has to drop that false association pandering, or risk becoming irrelevant. That's got absolute ZERO to do with the Constitution or anybody's "rights". It's got everything to do with whether the political party in question can find relevance or not.
YOU learn to read. It's right there in your own thread title.
In Engrish?