[Jim Robinson]

The people who vote Democratic may or may not be evil, who knows? But the vast majority of the corrupt Democrats who hold office and who promote the un-American socialist agenda and the wholesale slaughter of inncoent life most definitely are evil. You cannot label government sponsored murder of the unborn anything other than what it is. Evil.

[kms61]

Okay, but there are people who think of Republicans in the same terms. That degree of polarization in this country is a Bad Thing. I personally wish we could get away from the zero-sum mindset. IMHO it's corrosive.

[toenail]

"You cannot label government sponsored murder of the unborn anything other than what it is. Evil."

I couldn't agree with you more, though there's a label that's more pragmatically accurate: government sponsored murder of the unborn is "an effective means of keeping the Black population around 13%." Career Republicans know that within 30 years of no abortion, Blacks would comprise around one-third of the U.S. population, which I don't think is appealing to many of either "pro-life" Republicans or "pro-minority" Democrats. Democrats are evil. Pure, dripping hatred for America, our Constitutional freedom, and our families. No doubt. But Republicans are just going to continue feigning incompetence and patronizing us about abortion.

[RFEngineer]

"Democrats who hold office and who promote the un-American socialist agenda and the wholesale slaughter of inncoent life most definitely are evil."

"He is Evil, vote for me" is not a viable political strategy to get non-democrats elected,nor will it necessarily reduce "evil". All men, all governments, parties are corruptable, which is why the the strategy (politically) should be not so much against evil, but FOR limited government per the constitution.

One is a moral issue, the other is a principle of governance. There is no magic recipe for mixing the two.

Being humans, I'm pretty sure that republicans are just as corruptable as democrats - just not (as much) at the moment.