[JNB]

This article is a case where someone takes a massive leap in logic to explain events. Many in the US public backed Clinton in 98 because of the stock market, and even in 2000, Gore was boosted by probably 2% by Americans who had fatter wallets who did not want to "rock the boat".

That aside, one difference between Red state and blue state america is the people in the Red states tend to have more children, like Europe, the blue states dominated by secular humanism, the familes are having few if any, children.

As for immigration, as the Democratic party becomes more hostile towrds religion, and as more conservative Catholic bishops gain more power in the US(The ones who reject the seamless garment of life trash and who put the peace & justice crowd in their place), then many immigrants will vote for the GOP.


Lastly and most importantly, as the filures of secular humanism become more blatant, people are going to have to re asses their views on Christianity.

[Sonny M]

, Gore was boosted by probably 2% by Americans who had fatter wallets who did not want to "rock the boat".

I think it was alot more then 2%, considering how many votes he had, and how close it was, and what an absolutley bad canidate he is, and how his previous run was a disaster when he sought the nomination. I honestly think, he knows he would have gotten his clock cleaned in '04 and thats why he's not running.