[TChris]

Most conservatives I know will gladly vote for a conservative-minded Democrat if the opposing Republican lacks character, honesty and true conservatism. It just so happens that most frequently, it's the Republican candidate who has the honor, integrity, common sense and respect for the US Constitution that are the hallmarks of true conservatism.

Among conservatives of all stripes, there are plenty of critiques voiced about GWB and other Republicans, at least on FR. "Right-wing wackos" are getting neither the support of the majority of Christian nor non-Christian conservatives, AFAIK.

[RightOnline]

Ohfercryinoutloud, Chuck..........you damned well should know better.

You're starting to sound like the MSM......treating us as idiotic children. Don't go there.

[aruanan]

I Am A Conservative Christian, And The Religious Right Scares Me, Too

The Religious Right isn't anywhere as scary as secularists who look on government as the means by which their eschaton will become immanentized (in this sense). Such secularists have usually never seen anything as a limitation on what they'll do to achieve what they think is best for everyone else, even if it means wiping out millions of everyone else. This was the big fear of those who wrote the Declaration and the Constitution. And in today's secularist world view, most of the least outspoken Christians of the framers of the Constitution would be described as "Religious Right".

[k2blader]

This guy is too bitter.

He has to realize politics was never the answer. It's nto worth getting so upset over. Things will be fine in the end, and happily it won't be our doing.

[MahaMarty]

The government should not separte church and state, let the people do it if they choose to. Did anyone vote for Jimmuh Carta because he was a Christian? I hope not, because Mista Carta sucked, no matter HOW righteous and holy he seems.