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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (18229)	6/24/1998 9:49:00 PM
From: Sidney Reilly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Ann <<You say the radical right will slowly leave the Repub party. Why??>> <<A bankrupt anti-christian country is not my dream for America. Rather my dream is an America where all citizen respect each other without regard to race, religion or gender.>> These two different statements in the same post are contradictory because the first comment is showing a lack of respect for the ideal of the christian "right" as you have labeled us. But you say you desire respect for all. You will have to change also to bring about your dream it seems. The christains in the republican party are not the "radical" right, they represent the former values of the entire country not too long ago. It is the move away from God that has created the gulf between two warring cultures in this country today. The culture of no God and no moral accountablility and the shrinking christian minority which is always under attack and being continually told to just shut up. That's not tolerance. Tolerance would be letting us say what we want and take it or leave it. But no liberal group will say we have that right. They just say we violate their rights if we say anything at all. Yes when even the most dense christians finally realize the republican party will no longer represent moral government we will all be gone. This is the final struggle by the establishment christians who are trying to make the party our own by doing what you fear most. Taking it over. It won't work, but even if it did what we would have would do us no good. It would just further polarize things. Bob