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Not really - they differ in rhetorics, but not in things that matter. Democrats hadn’t denounced any part of religious fundamentalism, for example.

• ceejayoz 4y ago
  > Democrats hadn’t denounced any part of religious fundamentalism This is a baffling assertion that takes about ten seconds to debunk. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/at-prayer-breakfast-obama-condemns-use-of-religion-as-a-weapon/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/at-prayer-breakfast-obama-conde...
  • trasz 4y ago
    That’s not denouncing fundamentalism, that’s just asking to tone it down. Can you quote a single US senator who openly called “life from conception” what it is, like they called out antivaxers?
    • illiac786 4y ago
      What is, according to you, the definition of "life from conception"? I'm a supporter of abortion but this is going to be fun I think.
      • trasz 4y ago
        The definition doesn’t matter, what matters is what it is: a fringe theory reinvented in late XIX century as part of Catholic hate campaign. Your point being? As a reminder, we’re talking about democrats failing to condemn extremist ideas.
        • illiac786 4y ago
          I was just curious, you were drifting off. To your point, I think democrats and republicans positions on climate are very different: https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/07/us-support-for-environmental-policies-fading-as-political-gap-remains-huge/ https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/07/us-support-for-envir... That would go against your point that they support "largely the same ideas".