In the 14 years since that star-crossed class arrived in Washington espousing an agenda that placed family values at its core, no less than a dozen of its members have been caught up in affairs, sex scandals or in messy separations and divorces from their spouses that, in more than a few instances, led to their political downfalls.
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Of course, they are doing what many others have done but they had to be hypocrits about it. Why does it take the media so long to throw stones at their glass houses?
Hopefully the Tea Party will be part of a new conservative movement that does not have religion at its core, because it's obvious these politicians are all too human and have no moral standing. We need responsible, minimal government, and that can't happen as long as the focus is on politicians' personal lives. But when North Korea fires four missiles and Obama thinks Michael Jackson is the most important issue to discuss, perhaps I am hoping for too much.
When and only when religion stops being so important and the hypocritical agenda of the Christian Reich is seen for the ignorant, oppressive and hate filled program that it is (good luck that ever happening in Tennessee) will the U.S. government be able to maintain a minimal presence in our lives.