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Myth 1: Evangelicals all vote Republican

Wearisome Bedfellows

Steven Waldman in Slate:

Many people, especially secular liberals, misunderstand the nature of religion in politics—which is, to be fair, ever shifting. To them, if it's not about Jerry Falwell or Joe Lieberman, it's kind of a blur. So, just in time for another religion-packed election, here is a guide to sorting through some common myths about God and American politics:

Debunking myths about the religious right

Comments

I am an Atheist Republican, which debunks the myth that all atheists vote democratic. I just wish we hadn't been hijacked by religous cronies like Pat Robertson(i.e. the Osama bin Ladin of Christianty)
I suspect people who are Republicans for secular reasons like economic and military policy may find themselves seeing more and more evangelical activity in their party. But no political persuasian is without its unwanted bedfellows.

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Richard