[.cnI redruM]

Leave it to a professional mathematician to write something that gloomy! Just shoot me now....

[DarkSavant]

And if American religiosity is not dependably conservative, American conservatives have not, historically, been very religious. The great 20th-century conservative presidents were Calvin Coolidge and Ronald Reagan. Neither was an atheist, but neither was much of a church-goer either.

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[DM1]

[Pietro]

the author seems to misunderstand American politics. The debate and battle between conservatives and liberals isn't an all or nothing equation, and frankly I'm glad its not.

The whole us vs them mentality is destructive to our nation. It is important to move our (conservative) agenda forward and to stop the liberal agenda but this will always be accomplished on an incremental basis.

We win some and we lose some, the best we can hope for is a general rightward leaning arc. The important thing isn't which party or philosophy has the upper hand, but rather the quality of ideas and problem solving vitality that the combined efforts of both bring to some very difficult issues.

Because ultimately the sky isn't falling and the American people are freer, richer, smarter and far better off than Any people have Ever been in the Entire history of this planet.

[krunkygirl]

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