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Originally Posted by Skippy
Not if the current results of this poll, along with recent election results represent a trend. I think the highly religious types have realized they are no longer the mainstream and are freaking out about it. Unfortunately, they seem to have effectively taken over the Republican party, much to the party's detriment, which is something Sen. Goldwater warned us about many years ago. I'm curious if the current Republican decline will result in the emergence of a new major party.
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You must get all of your news from MSNBC, but that is a different story ...
The vast majority of the USA is Christian, about 75% or 3 out of 4. Does that equal the voting majority ... probably not. No Christian is "freaking out" over the administration. Just a healthy concern because of the increasing number of jabs, slights, and insults towards us Christains. It's very clear that the current agenda by our current "leader" is not so friendly to the Faith. Rather, there seems to be a clear bending over backwards for our islam brothers. I wonder why? For example, the agenda to create a seperate sharia law court is alive in the USA, but I wonder what would happen if our consitutional scholar of a president caught wind of a Canon Law Court being created in the USA? And, we all know what B.O. does if you do not waive the hope and change banner ... one gets targeted by the IRS, DOJ, and the list goes on. 2014 is coming up. If the Republicans, or any party for that matter, can effectively promise more gifts and handouts to the intended audience who coincidentially is also the voting majority, then that party will win. B.O. proved that in 2012.