The Religious Right Struggles to Remain Relevant

The religious right seems to be having a little trouble accepting the
fact that they aren't quite the political force they thought they were.
High profile losses, like Rick Santorum's, were due in large part to a
failure of the 'values voter' crowd to vote in full robot clone mode.
Many of them defected or decided they had something more important to
do on election day -- those leaves aren't gonna to rake themselves.

Some groups, like Operation Rescue, took it real hard:

Morrison Slithers into Kansas AG's Office on Backs of Dead Babies


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“Kansas
has opted to continue the practice of looking the other way when
innocent young girls are taken to abortion clinics by their rapists,
who are looking to destroy the evidence of their crimes,” said
Operation Rescue President Troy Newman. “It has also voted to ignore
violations of Kansas law that bans post viability abortions. That vote
has bloodied the hands of the Kansans who cast those votes."

And, from Associated Press, on the election in general:

"America
has voted and the bloody results have placed the most vulnerable among
us, the pre-born, in the crosshairs for continued extermination," said
Operation Rescue President Troy Newman.

Insulting voters isn't really the best way to earn friends, Troy -- just sayin'...