The Immoral Majority

[lsanderson]

The Immoral Majority
By JOHN TIERNEY

As usual, Republicans are hoping that righteous voters will come through for them on Election Day. But this year looks like the revenge of the sinners.

The sinners aren’t easy to count, since they don’t spend a lot of time doing grass-roots politicking. There is no Washington lobby for the Coalition of the Damned. They don’t like to confess their urges to pollsters. But there are enough of them, particularly in places where Republicans are struggling, to cast doubt on the party’s long-standing strategy.

Why did Republicans assume there was a Moral Majority? Where in the Bible does it say that the virtuous outnumber the wicked? When you define wickedness the way Republicans do, the numbers are daunting. More

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[bibliofile.livejournal.com]

Okay, if I ever go into the lobbying business, I am going to start the Coalition of the Damned, or some other cool PAC name like that.

[supergee.livejournal.com]

I can't read it because it's Times Budweiser Select (I think that's James Wolcott's joke), but it looks as though another blind pig has found an acorn. The Republicans are scattering them promiscuously