[MisterRepublican]

Not this sh*t again....

[Mr.Clark]

I'm a Christian conservative, and I have some problems with the movement, but this guy is nuts.

[MarkeyD]

I'm a conservative atheist and the far left scares me.

[italianquaker]

Bush is the best president for people of faith, enough said.

[reagan_fanatic]

Good Lord...

[alnick]

If you recall, Carter even taught Sunday School in a Southern Baptist Church while President.

Yeah, and Bill Clinton carried a 20-pound Bible with him to church on Sundays when he was president.

[SedVictaCatoni]

It would help if the author would define what he means by "Religious Right". It's one thing to say that a specific non-profit organization is merely a tool for one of the political parties, but quite another to rail against a cliche.

America is fast taking on the shape of the old Holy Roman Empire

The odds that the author knows what he's talking about in referring to the "Holy Roman Empire" are not very high. President Bush is the successor to Francis II?

[humblegunner]

Bush is quickly morphing into a modern day Caesar.

Cool! That means he'll be remembered for thousands of years!

WOOOOHOOOO!

[Brett66]

So, he wishes Kerry got elected?

[West Coast Conservative]

I am a conservative Jew and the far left scares me, not the religious right.

[Drango]

Oh good grief Chuck...without an alternative, your screed is worthless.

[Max Combined]

What a crank!

[mombonn]

Garbage.

[Max Combined]

"I attended, graduated, or received degrees from fundamentalist Christian schools such as Midwestern Baptist College in Pontiac, Michigan, Thomas Road Bible Institute (now known as Liberty Bible Institute at Liberty University) in Lynchburg, Virginia, Christian Bible College in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, and Trinity Baptist College in Jacksonville, Florida."

Couldn't get into any good school, eh?

[Neever]

This guy is not a conservative Christian. He's lying. Anyone who uses the word 'scared' and Bush in the same sentence is a hard core liberal.

Get over it, fella. The right hasn't been in control for a long long time. It might be OK. Just sit back and enjoy it.

[jongaltsr]

Beware of both wolfs in the forest. The one on the right can be a minor problem but the big one on the left is much more worthy of your concern.

[dighton]

America is fast taking on the shape of the old Holy Roman Empire and President Bush is quickly morphing into a modern day Caesar.

Baldwin long ago morphed into Donald Duck.

[mdittmar]

Saw a quote once that I liked,

" I'm not scared by the people who believe in God,I'm scared by the ones that don't."

[My2Cents]

Another missive from the UpChuckWagon.

on the whole, the Religious Right has obviously and patently become little more than a propaganda machine for the Republican Party

Wrong. The "religious right" (a pejorative term used by the left, BTW) is nothing more than a very loose and generally disorganized group of people who actually vote their religious convictions.

[GarySpFc]

I don't remember anyone saying people voted "Christian" when they elected the outspoken Christian candidate, Jimmy Carter, President. Yet, Carter, in his personal life, demonstrated as much, if not more, Christianity than does George W. Bush. If you recall, Carter even taught Sunday School in a Southern Baptist Church while President.

Yes, yes, we discovered all about Jimmmhhh and his professed lusting after he was elected.