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cbayer

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1. Not really a debut. They were there last year.

Sat Feb 28, 2015, 03:11 PM

Feb 2015

Silverman has conservative leanings and is self-aggrandizing.

I would rather see FFRF there making the case for enforcement of the 1st amendment. I think they could make the case pretty effectively and it would appeal to the libertarians.

The idea of bringing atheists into the Republican Party strikes me as very questionable. He doesn't vote
Republican because they push him away? So he would vote Republican if they didn't? Really?

He says that atheists vote with Democrats because they have no choice and not because they agree with the policies? Really?

I wish they would replace him.

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Atheist Group Makes CPAC Debut [View all] stone space Feb 2015 OP

Not really a debut. They were there last year. cbayer Feb 2015 #1

I'm not sure where he gets his numbers. stone space Feb 2015 #2

Atheists are more likely to have liberal political views, but I agree cbayer Feb 2015 #3

Proving that aethiests also can be very wrong about how extremist religion infested Republicans can be reasoned with. Fred Sanders Feb 2015 #4

Here's Jamila Bey speaking at CPAC: cpwm17 Feb 2015 #5

Well, she's brave but it's really unclear where she stands politically. cbayer Feb 2015 #6

She danced a bit around the facts in her brief comments, it seems. pinto Feb 2015 #8

yawn. Warren Stupidity Feb 2015 #7

It would have been nice if Pew included independents. kwassa Feb 2015 #9

In 2010 and 2014, more Catholics voted Republican for House Rep muriel_volestrangler Feb 2015 #10