It's just that simple. The hardcore conservative movement is wrecking the country. Even if they are in power, we can still do some damage control and make it as hard as humanly possible for them to do what they are trying to do. This beast called radical conservatism is ripping apart the country piece by piece. If we can't kill it, we can injure it and slow it down. We can damage it any way that we can. Any damage we can do to the radical right-wing movement will help to prevent damage to our great country.
I saw a Fox news program today which looks much like the Today show on NBC. Anyway they are weaving segments with radical right wing guests between puppy dog stories and maybe a church segment, its very manipulative.
They had that nutcase who has a war against professors and universities , then theyll morph into a real soft cute human interst story. Its hard to fight such a movement who uses such effective tactics. Any ideas?
2. One way is to support the right-wing's political enemies
even if we don't always agree with them ourselves. For example, right wing radio hosts like Bill O'Reilly or Sean Hannity will regularly mention political groups that they despise. The ACLU is a good example. I became a monthly donor to the ACLU and People For the American Way in November of 2004 in response to the election results. I chose those groups because they were the groups the right wing seemed to despise the most. The ACLU does a lot of damage to conservative causes.
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