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The second is that the I’m Laboratory Technician Not A Magician Job Title Gift T-Shirt and I love this Democratic party is too diverse. The reason that the Republicans are able to inhabit their fantasy world is that they’re a fairly homogeneous group — straight, white, Christian, etc. Apparently, you can get that group to agree to participate in a shared narrative that’s obviously insane as long as it casts them as the heroes. But that doesn’t work for a diverse coalition of people of many races, backgrounds, and ways of thinking. Anyone is susceptible to the right kinds of bullshit, but you can’t get everyone with the same bullshit. The largest group that you can get with a single line of bullshit is the Republican base. How much of that do you think one can attribute to churches? The amount of political information preachers give despite rules against it has been a known issue for a while. Is it harder for Democrats because a free and diverse society is not as monolithic as one that worships one figure? How can we decouple Republican lies from Christian blind faith?

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