I think the problem is that these conservative judges legislate with religion in mind. Which is a slap in the face to the secular constitution. Secularism and/or the lack of religious affiliation is another reason why it will become more difficult for republicans to win elections in the future. They all play the religion card for the evangelical vote. You're not electing a pastor in chief, you're electing someone who should be a secularist who doesn't legislate religion. Or at least someone who doesn't wear religion on their sleeve like Cruz or other republicans.
The founding fathers would be rolling in their graves hearing the way conservatives mix religion and politics. Remember, there was a time in American history where the celebration of christmas was outlawed. Not only that, but adding 'under god' to the pledge and 'in god we trust' to the money? E Pluribus Unum will always be America's motto, keep religion out of government
Secularism just moves the tribes from groups you can to talk to, to unknown policy organizations that no one gets to see. You think the Christian fundies are annoying? Man, at least they are right out in front of you and honest. The Evangelicals are a small part of the party, your crap here is just basically a giant stereotype. Let's talk crap about all Republicans using sweeping generalizations because they are one-thing
(tm)! Well, sorry bucko, they're not. There are all sorts of people including LGBT, Liberals, and Libertarians and nearly any damn thing you can conceive of.
The only difference between the parties is:
Democrats want to steal all of your money and tell you what to do.
Republicans want to allow you to keep it, and don't want to be told what to do.
After that, you can find all sorts in both groups. There isn't some cohesive element ruling the whole group, it is not like the Democrats where largely 3-4 major groups run the whole thing. It's more like 14-20 different kinda/sorta agree on a few things with the Republicans.
