[Just mythoughts]

I guess I was fortunate to attend church where people were taught right from wrong. Once they accept truth, they have no desire to vote for the liberal Democrat agenda.

I spent the Clinton era trying to figure out who it was that kept their poll numbers outrageously high. I can't describe my disappointment when I discovered the support for the Clintons came from within what I thought to be those of the "religious right".

There is a commonality with a majority in secular religion and many moderate elite 'republicans' regarding the "morals voters". Everyone believes themselves to be 'right' in their religion.

Note how the term 'morals voters' conveniently got used instead of "religious right" when it became politically expedient to foleyize these voters.

[TommyDale]

I don’t know where you are getting this statistic. During the Clinton years, the religious right was almost non-existent.
They carried a Bible, so I guess that some Christians accepted them on face value. I began working against them during those early years because of the TV programs like “The Clinton Chronicles”.