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davidn3600

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8. Further shows the declining influence of the religious right

Reply to Paul E Ester (Original post)

Mon Mar 25, 2013, 11:28 AM

Mar 2013

They dont even hold a majority of the GOP anymore.

The moderates and libertarians see the writing on the wall with gay marriage and SCOTUS set to rule on the issue.

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Rove: ‘I could’ see 2016 GOP candidate backing same-sex marriage [View all] Paul E Ester Mar 2013 OP

Heresy! no_hypocrisy Mar 2013 #1

Sounds a little bit desperate. DetlefK Mar 2013 #2

Republicans will either have to accept marriage equality or give up. ZombieHorde Mar 2013 #3

"I could see" teabaggers staying home in protest. bullwinkle428 Mar 2013 #4

Rove: ‘I could’ see 2016 GOP candidate backing same-sex marriage Flashmann Mar 2013 #5

The equivalent has already happened here. Tory Cameron has put through the act establishing same-sex LeftishBrit Mar 2013 #6

Canned ham is in demand this week Blue Owl Mar 2013 #7

Further shows the declining influence of the religious right davidn3600 Mar 2013 #8

If they don't stop pushing the social wedge issues..... Marrah_G Mar 2013 #9