Who needs a “moral majority” when you have the courts?
In 2021, the social conservative Matthew Waltherthe supersession of his own political tradition by “barstool conservatism,” writing:
decision. And such columns were at odds with the realities of Republican governance even when they were written. Yes, the GOP beat a strategic retreat on same-sex marriage and wholly abandoned its purported belief in the importance of politicians being moral exemplars . But the Christian right never ceased to be the single most powerful and well organized mass movement within the Republican coalition.broader erosion of American civil society.
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