[quote=briansd1]At least I provided facts that conservatism and evangelical religiosity are joined at the hip.[/quote]

Sigh, no you didnt. You disproved your own stance.

1) The issues you seem to hinge your argument on, are from a quote from the poll director, “a self identified progressive.”
[quote]”The way the data looks, if this is a marriage of convenience, it’s one that would be against the law. The relatives are too close,” said Jones, a self-described progressive[/quote]

Lets poll the *Republican* (edit, democratic) party, and see how they feel about MoveOn.org . And lets put a Republican incharge of it. See what they find and how they spin it.

2) Half of evengelical people are NOT identified with the Tea Party. Your own quote calls the groups contradictory. Half of evengelicals are not supporters of the tea party, and half are. The Tea Party also pulls half its members from non-evangelicals.
Your gonna have to explain to me how that is joined at the hip when 1 out of 2 of both groups dont self identify with each other.

3) your own article talks about the fact these people are united in their opposition to the, currently controlling left wing of the Democratic party, not some kind of unifing ideology. IF and when they are replaced, this group will likley turn on itself. This is what they are united in, oppisition to a liberal government.

And “the road to hell is paved in good intentions” is a quote that needs to be given to every public servant on day 1.