What a wise speech, and a clever one to use terms even fundamentalists agree with. The traditionally religious might never understand that the religious right are betraying their principles by putting their party before their religion. That is, of course, what is causing so much consternation among many conservatives right now. They are finally seeing that they were only useful when an election was going on. Once the votes were cast the WH was back to pleasing corporations, because God doesn't pay the bills. The Offical Stamp of Governmental Opproval That They Have The Right Religion and Everyone Else Doesn't isn't going to appear, because Bush needs a Supreme Court pardon, not another fight that he can't win over Roe vs. Wade.
The really scary part is the same thing is going on in all sections of the government.
Exactly. In the case of Miers, two wrongs are almost making a right, but on a larger scale, and on principle, the wrongs are just exponentially multiplied.
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