| ManusJustus said: I'm more afraid of Mormon Republicans. In Utah the've gerrymandered the state so that conservative Mormons can have control of every faction of government. For instance, In downtown Salt Lake City, myself and two of my neighbors have different representatives from each other, but I vote with child molesting Mormons in St. George, which is in the opposite part of the state. At least the Tea Party supports democracy. |
You live in Utah?
Heh, lived there for four years. Nice place, scary people. Personally, I don't mind Utah as much because, while I disagree with much of its politics, I can't condemn people for wanting to have their own little "sanctuary" as long as it's within the boundaries of Federal Law (but, as you said, Utah pushes the boundaries of that as far as possible).
Utah Mormons will never gain significant power within the Federal government so I have a hard time getting too riled up about it.
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