A Usenet persona calling itself Michael Daly wrote:

On 9-Feb-2005, Scott Weiser wrote:

Who, exactly, is the "Christian Right?" Care to name names? Can you identify
a PAC or other organization called the "Christian Right?" How does one
identify a member of the "Christian Right?" Do they have tattoos? Do they
wear yellow stars on their clothes so that they can be easily identified by
the socialist left? How many of them are there? Where do they live? What do
they look like?

Richard Viguerie was a guest on the Daily Show (Jon Stewart) Wed. night and
he said that the liberals are many different special interest groups that
aren't united or organized in a single entity. The right, OTOH, he said is
organized and have been working together for decades. In his words, the
current political situation is the result of lots of steady work and
is not a flash in the pan. If he can identify them, why can't you?

And how, exactly, is "lots of steady work" by "the right" which is
"organized" a definition of the "Christian Right?"

Are you stating that merely because conservatives of various political and
religious persuasions work steadily and organize to achieve their common
political objectives that this makes them all members of the "Christian
Right?"

Care to support that specious assertion with some facts?
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Scott Weiser

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