[lentulusgracchus]

No one with a brain can be a Catholic and a Democrat at the same time. The 'Rats are trying like mad to hide this fact.

I'd go further and suggest it's becoming increasingly difficult for anyone who's a deist.

The Democratic Party is becoming, as the article says, more and more closely identified with scientism, humanism, and atheism. Those are the only "isms" which overlap easily with dialectic materialism, the native "ism" of Marxism.

Or perhaps I've overlooked something. Comments?

[lentulusgracchus]

Ooops. Overlooked "modernism", the parent of fascism.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

missed communism as well. :-)

[ImpBill]

Don't forget Feminazi-ism.

[non-anonymous]

...it's becoming increasingly difficult for anyone who's a deist.

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. If you're referencing the Founding Fathers, then I think I catch your drift, but if you are categorizing Catholicism as deism, then that's incorrect.

[Northern Yankee]

PING

I've always been surprised that many Catholics vote democratic. It seems to fly in the face of many of the things the Catholic church teaches.

As a Catholic I was saddened by the way Bill Pryor was treated. A man who has convictions of his faith in God should never be scorned.

I do believe that treatment of Mr. Pryor by the judiciary committee may have been a turning point for many of the faithful in the Catholic Church.