A long, overdue end to the religious right's reign of terror?

Wrong forum...this belongs on the political forum, obviously not the news forum, as it's old and smelly.

Sassy -- you are very correct -- we ask for it and they give it to us, but some don't get that Politics is not News to most of us...The'll learn soon I hope and get it on the right forum.

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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
Wrong forum...this belongs on the political forum, obviously not the news forum, as it's old and smelly.

Maybe old and smelly to you - but the end of the "Religious Rights" strangle hold on the Republican party is clearly over.

People are slowly waken up to the very dagerous Religious Right, Better known as NEOCONS!

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Originally posted by pba:
A long, overdue end to the religious right's reign of terror?

Is the rocky reign of the religious right (subverting American politics) finally reaching a much-deserved end? Two new indicators point to a portentous fall from grace.

http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cm/content/view/380/159/

Raw Fear is the most powerful political reagent known. The Religious right has done two things to engender fear. One is insisting that they know the will of God. The other is attempting to enforce what they "know" on others of similar belief.
Religion will never be separated from politics. CHURCH MUST BE.

To Scare the Devil out of a Lutheran, Tell him a Baptist will be his new pastor. Vice Versa. Bush is a Methodist, and his own denomination says he is WRONG. http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=32946

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The group of 120 signatories to the document, entitled "A Prophetic Epistle from United Methodists Calling Our Brother George W. Bush to Repent," includes seven United Methodist Church bishops.

"It is our judgment that some policies advanced by your administration give evidence of the spiritual forces of wickedness that exist in our society today," the ad read, according to the report.