| Come on man, enough with the acrobatics. >Irrelevant. The Electoral College doesn't work that way, and also, Republicans won elections across the board in all the other races: House, Senate, governors, state legislatures, etc. Your argument was that liberalism was on a downward trend. On the US's biggest election stage, more people identified with the liberal politics than the conservative ones. Those other races have much smaller turnouts on any given day than the presidential election. > Only a complete moron believed at the time that Saddam had anything to do with 9/11. not the same yada... You can say that as your opinion, but the national sentiment at the time went with that as fact. Check the history. > Moreover, you sidestepped my challenge. I said to compare the birthrates for "liberal, irreligious people" to conservative, religious people. The minorities in this country are not irreligious by a long shot; in fact, they're frequently a lot more religious that the average conservative. Social conservatism does not imply political conservatism... |