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Originally Posted by TheMercenary

I hear that a lot. Could you please post a link to the leader of maybe the House or the Senate making that claim. It has been repeated so often I think it is an urban myth.

Well, these guys agree with you Merc, in that the public isn't buying the 'family values' line anymore.

Summary: Moderator Chris Matthews asserted during the October 9 Republican presidential debate, "Polls show that Republicans are known as the party of national security and of moral values." But recent polling shows Democrats either tied or at a slight advantage against Republicans on the issue of national security, as well as holding an advantage in sharing voters' moral values.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Could you please post a link to the leader of maybe the House or the Senate making that claim.

How about this from the RNC itself?

Faith and Values Group Mission

Conservative values are at the heart of the Republican Party, and the hard work of conservatives was integral to the historic Republican successes in 2000, 2002, and 2004. President Bush has sought to create a culture of life in this county and has worked for opportunities to strengthen the family. The Republican National Committee's Conservative Team Leader outreach regularly engages with conservative activists from across the country, working together to further a national agenda promoting free markets, limited government, and stronger families and communities.

Is that good enough for you?


BTW, this is pretty funny