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Mr. Morris cites the election of Arnold Schwartzenegger as the ultimate proof of his assertion. In an effort to whitewash himself, Morris points to the sexual indiscretions and liberal social views of the governor-elect of California. His logic is simple: If they can elect a Republican who gropes women in California, the next step is to get the vote in the deep South the same way.

Allow me to point out something to Dick Morris. There is not the chance of a snowball in hell that Arnold could be elected governor of Alabama or Mississippi, or Georgia, or Virginia. In fact he may be too liberal for New York. The truth is found in the exact reverse of Morris’s logic. Without social conservatives the Republican Party is dead. Without the social conservative vote in the South and Midwest it would be impossible for Republicans to hold on to the House or Senate. A Republican Party with the pro-gay, anti-family agenda Morris calls for can kiss virtually every Senate seat in the South good by.