[xzins]

Danforth obviously has carried his theological opposition into the political arena.

Note that it was not the conservative Christian republicans who did this.

That said, it's still America and he can work to displace the Christian Conservatives. Then that 2 million Episcopal voting bloc, most of it radical liberal, will do exactly WHAT for the republican party?

If all of the mainline Protestants joined forces today, they would barely equal the size of only the Southern Baptist Church. How many more conservative Christian denominations are there in addition to the SBC?

Also, the Catholic Church has its shared of traditional, pro-family, pro-morality, pro-life conservative Christians.

Go ahead. Trade us for the Episcopals.

[B Knotts]

I assumed he's lumping in us conservative and traditional Catholics in as part of the "religious right."

I think he wants us all gone, so the GOP can go back into permanent minority status, and he can get invited to more Democrat parties.

[Theodore R.]

If he wasn't such a born elitist, Danforth would have joined his philosophical Democrats years ago. But the folks at One Checkerboard Square kept him in the GOP.

[MassachusettsGOP]

Its sad to see my Church in such a crappy state.

[redgolum]

Go ahead. Trade us for the Episcopals

I think the point is that we Christians or "Christers" as some call us should just shut up and stop trying to expect results for those we are obligated to vote for.

Just wait till next year, the screaming will only increase.