[ SECRET POST #2374 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2374 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[A7X]


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[Archer]


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[x-files]


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[Danisnotonfire/AmazingPhil]


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[Earth2]


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[Saving Hope]


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[Kim Coates]


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[DeliciousCinnamon]


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[Moyashimon]


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[Lucy Lawless]


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[Richard Armitage]


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[Chuck]


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[Keeping Up Appearances]


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[Star Trek]


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[Hannibal]














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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No, there is a vocal group of conservative politicians who are against LGBTQ and women's rights. And they aren't getting blindly reelected anymore because their constituents do not agree with them.

[(Anonymous)]

uhhhhh

I mean, I'd like that to be true, but I don't really see any practical evidence of it being true. Maybe on the level of national politics and in moderate or toss-up districts and in conversations about "the future of the Republican party", but not as a description of the kind of candidates the conservative Republican base wants, and demands, and the kind of politicians who win elections in deep-red districts and states. They're still perfectly happy electing constituents who are opposed to womens' rights and gay rights; indeed, they pretty much insist on it.

[saku]

as a whole conservatives aren't being reelected at the rate they used to be because the voter group is no longer as conservative as it once was.

a lot of conservative voters actually don't vote forcertain "mainstream" conservative politicians anymore because they don't find them conservative enough.

[(Anonymous)]

I wish this was true, but if you are even a teensy tiny bit aware of politics in the U.S., you would know that it isn't. Not to the extent that we can stop saying that conservatives stand for hating on gay rights and women.