Don't sell them short. Politically active religious conservatives are not all dummies. My guess is the most lasting legacy of the Bush years will be the packing of the judiciary with judges who share the values of this administration. They will still be there long after the next election.


>1 1/2 more yrs of this. I just can't see the next person aligning themselves with the religious crazies to the extent this guy has.
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>I can't remember where I saw this stat. But someone earlier this week was talking about the news that 150 grads of pat robertsons law school now work in our federal govt. The person talking mentioned how some ratings service rated the law school in the tier 4 level of schools.
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>So we are not only getting all this religion fused into our govt. We're getting it done by people who just aren't smart enough to qualify for a real school.
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>>>>To show you how ignorant and foolish these people are, there was a quote from one of the religious nuts that supported abstinence only that they would really have to think if a cure for AIDS was discovered tomorrow. They would be afraid that announcing that there is a cure for AIDS would encourage people to have sex.
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>>>Ouch... ingnorant and wishfull thinking. It does not fit into modern society. One wonders how to deal with such nuts.
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>>What's that thing that fits with a nut? Ah, yeah, bolt - just screw them.