Sinergy
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania In the book American Theocracy, the author plantatively makes the point that 40% of the Republican electorate used to stay home and not vote at all. These were the Evangelicals that were not politically involved hardly at all, that has changed over the last couple of decades due to many factors. The point is, once these people are no longer being catered to, they will either become disenfranchised or emboldened to start their own party. They have had a taste of political power, so I am thinking a split for a party based upon religion is not inconceivable. These are not the types to compromise their positions, one does not compromise when they are a soldier of god, do they? It makes a lot more sense for the Dims to split up. They're already fractured, and so they could easily become the Communist Party and the Socialist Party and the Feminist Party and the Black Power Party and the Green Party and the Reagan Democrats and the Pacifist Party, and so on. Don't you think Interesting theory about the Democrats being fractured, Sanity. Doesnt really stand up to analysis, however. Which party was it that took control of both houses of Congress in the last election? Sinergy
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