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Originally Posted by thepoetinmyhear
Back the truck up! That is a prime example of an erroneous blanket statement. There are several republicans (granted not a majority, heck not even a noticeable minority) that are not even christian so saying the current republican party wants to have religion through goverment is ridiculous. There are several republicans in key positions within the party who do seem bent on this path (the majority leader for one), but the party as a whole can not be proclaimed to have the objective of religion as government. To also classify these people as horrible people is an ad hominem attack and unwarranted here.
Michael
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"ad hominem" BTW - is one of my fav.'s
Of course not all R's feel this way. But, I submit the vast majority do. So, I was just calling it like I see it. I know of no instance where any part of the R party has opposed any instance of govt. sponsored Ten Commandments in public buildings. They have all, or at least all I have seen, supported it. I think that is wanting to est. an theocracy and really see no valid argument against it. But, if your version differs, so be it and I certainly hope you are correct and I am in error
