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Tag Archives: evangelist
The evolution of the Republican party from 1960 to 2024: from moderate democracy to extreme authoritarianism
Preface (long). Over time the planks grew more and more religious, stopped mentioning voting rights in 1980 as well as a war on regulations, stopped supporting the equal rights for women, could care less about abortion to being against it … Continue reading
Posted in Critical Thinking and Scientific Literacy, Politics, Religion
Tagged abortion, Agenda 21, evangelist, Extremists, Fanatics, politics, Republicans, women's rights
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What percent of Americans are rational?
Preface. Why does rationality matter — what’s the harm in believing there’s a fat “Santa Claus” God in the sky noting down every time any intelligent creature in the entire universe is naughty or nice on the trillions of inhabited … Continue reading
Republicans way ahead of Democrats on voter data
Preface. This is a book review and Kindle notes of Nelson’s “Shadow Network: Media, money and the secret hub of the Radical Right”. It tells the sad history of how Republicans got Trump elected and took over the House, and … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Religion
Tagged Democrat, election, evangelist, Republican, Trump, vote
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