[Mamzelle]

I think there is at least some of what you say going on here. It's an opportunity to try to peel away some votes from the GOP in battleground states like Pennsylvania. Convince some timid RINOs that they are hanging around with Not Our Kind (evangelicals) and get those same RINOs to snub them, all in the name of "science."

The fellow who made "Supersize Me" is now filming "The Republican War on Science"--there was a thread on the book some months back, with all these evos showing up to crow about the demise of religious conservatives.

Another part of it is the persistant antipathy that libertarians have for the religious, and the anger they feel that they have earned a place (through organization, grassroots, donations) at the GOP table. Having been a 'tarian once myself, I rejected the ideology when I realized that 'tarians both like losing, and are politically quite lazy and whiny. The religious conservatives are far more valuable to the GOP--that's why the left would like to chip away at this constituency.

The remaining portion of evos on FR are the chronic obsessives--"Asberger's Syndrome" sufferers. See Wikipedia if you are unfamiliar with it--practically a Post Office Wanted poster description of some of these crevolisters.

[jennyp]

The remaining portion of evos on FR are the chronic obsessives--"Asberger's Syndrome" sufferers. See Wikipedia if you are unfamiliar with it--practically a Post Office Wanted poster description of some of these crevolisters.

Now you've got me curious, Mamzelle. How would you describe yourself, psychoanalytically?