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I never want to hear the phrase "Constitutional Conservative" from any of these people ever again

Most Republicans Support Declaring the United States a Christian Nation

New polling shows the appeal — and limits — of a Christian nationalist message.

3:27 PM · Sep 21, 2022

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Just like the Bible, these people only support the nebulous concept of the Constitution in their heads. It always says what they want it to say and no more. They are the arbiter of their God and their Founders.

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Majority of Republican Voters Want to Make Christianity the Official Religion

“In God we trust.”

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Trump’s Business Empire Could Be Crushed With New Lawsuit

The lawsuit by the New York attorney general aims to virtually ban Trump and his family from doing business in the state for the next five years.

Cafeteria Conservative, then?