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In reply to the discussion: RIP Social Conservatism: Why It's Dying - and the Coming Realignment [View all]

Donald Ian Rankin

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5. ...you're celebrating the prospect of more people voting Republican?
Reply to Exposethefrauds (Reply #2)
Sun May 18, 2014, 04:22 PM
May 2014

I think you should probably rethink that.

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RIP Social Conservatism: Why It's Dying - and the Coming Realignment [View all] eridani May 2014 OP
I don't think social conservatism will ever actually die, unfortunately. DemocraticWing May 2014 #1
ONE up side could be that the neoliberals will go back to the Republican Party, where they BELONG Exposethefrauds May 2014 #2
...you're celebrating the prospect of more people voting Republican? Donald Ian Rankin May 2014 #5
There really aren't that many neoliberals... they just have outsize influence because of their $$$ reformist2 May 2014 #3
Hopefully religion's influence will wither... Arugula Latte May 2014 #4
I find this to be a highly suspect analysis. Spider Jerusalem May 2014 #6
Millenials are dramatically less religious than previous generations eridani May 2014 #7
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