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Topic	Atheist American politicians who are popular
Darmik 04/12/17 1:06:16 AM #11:	Lightsasori posted... Darmik posted... Maybe openly atheist was a better question. None because unlike Europe, religion for some odd reason plays a huge role in politics here in America. It's so funny to hear fundamentalists thinking they're persecuted here in America where not only are they the majority, but hold the majority of the political power here as well. I believe it became a popular mentality in the 50's because it was used as a way to make America seem like good God loving people compared to the evil Russians. Weird how it has still stuck around today. Well I guess it isn't that weird. I thought there'd at least be a few exceptions somewhere in the country. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:877029168] in Atheist Am... [t:75227733]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lightsasori posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Darmik posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe openly atheist was a better question.</quote> None because unlike Europe, religion for some odd reason plays a huge role in politics here in America. It's so funny to hear fundamentalists thinking they're persecuted here in America where not only are they the majority, but hold the majority of the political power here as well.</quote> I believe it became a popular mentality in the 50's because it was used as a way to make America seem like good God loving people compared to the evil Russians. Weird how it has still stuck around today. Well I guess it isn't that weird. I thought there'd at least be a few exceptions somewhere in the country. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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