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The death of the American religious right | Holy Post | National Post

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  1. Anonymous07 May, 2012

    The American religious right is not dead, most of the people that comprised it three decades ago are though. The rest of them are old and getting older all the time. Younger people, even those who are evangelical Christians have no time for this kind of blatant politics, comprised of reactionary hate, fear and xenophobia.

    There will always be groups of deluded souls, usually of late middle age and older, pining away for the good old days. The good old days in some future time will be, surprise, surprise, today and will have been no better than the supposed good, old days of earlier times were. La-De-Dah!

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