"The curious byways of American politics however have led the Right-liberals to go into political coalition with the Christian conservative populists" I don't get this. I'm not saying you're wrong, I just don't see why a pro business/socially liberal person would find the Christian Right to their liking. When I think of the Christian Rig…
"The curious byways of American politics however have led the Right-liberals to go into political coalition with the Christian conservative populists"
I don't get this. I'm not saying you're wrong, I just don't see why a pro business/socially liberal person would find the Christian Right to their liking. When I think of the Christian Right I see a group who is see paternal and socially conservative.
It seems they would be absolutly the opposite of one another.
The problem is that your pro-business/socially liberal types always thought they could humor the Nat Cons to get their votes, but keep them quiet with red meat to chew on, but they lost control.
"The curious byways of American politics however have led the Right-liberals to go into political coalition with the Christian conservative populists"
I don't get this. I'm not saying you're wrong, I just don't see why a pro business/socially liberal person would find the Christian Right to their liking. When I think of the Christian Right I see a group who is see paternal and socially conservative.
It seems they would be absolutly the opposite of one another.
"Let Them Eat Tweets" is a great explanation of how this works. https://books.google.com/books/about/Let_Them_Eat_Tweets.html?id=k4iQEAAAQBAJ&source=kp_book_description
The problem is that your pro-business/socially liberal types always thought they could humor the Nat Cons to get their votes, but keep them quiet with red meat to chew on, but they lost control.
One of them wants to be John Wayne and the other one wants Jesus to be John Wayne. It's as simple as that.