[mr.fundamental]

The long established right... an inaccurate statement in that one bud. The party of Lincoln is now the democratic party. Think about it before you respond, Lincoln was for a strong union, basically getting rid of states rights, people make it about slavery, but it was even then the economy. The 13th, 14th amendment saw the end of that, basically in my view knocking out the 10th amendment, Case and point Gay marriage, we can hash that out if you want to, but there is no point.
Conservative values, traditional marriage, for an example, went out the door when people voted for a man divorced 3 times for president.
Christian values went out the door when profits come before people. Taking care of the environment plays second fiddle to profits. I will gladly have that debate with you.
Economic principles went out the door when it was said to get rid of free trade. Donald Trump's calling card...which by the way I am worried about for my state of Kentucky which exports 4 billion dollars to Canada and Mexico, thanks to NAFTA.
So in my estimation there are no more established right, only power, use God, Guns, Gays, whatever it takes. Now the "conservative" party have it, and I hope it is not a repeat of 2000-2008, I hope for my state we don't follow the likes of Kansas, or any state in the South for that matter, with maybe the exception of Georgia.

What say you?
I will respond to the other interesting comments in the next post.