Unlikely allies
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Some Christian groups have said for some time that caring for the earth is caring for what they see as God's creation.
Now some neo-conservatives, not necessarily Christian, are also sounding alarm bells about gas-guzzling vehicles on "national security" grounds.
enviornment gets a boost from the republican base.
is this a good thing? it seems they are doing better with their issues than the liberal/democrats.
so perhaps if the right takes up enviornmentalism, for whatever motive, they'll do a better job of protecting it than the left has?
what do people think?
in the end, if the enviornment is protected, does it matter who is behind the movement?
Some Christian groups have said for some time that caring for the earth is caring for what they see as God's creation.
Now some neo-conservatives, not necessarily Christian, are also sounding alarm bells about gas-guzzling vehicles on "national security" grounds.
enviornment gets a boost from the republican base.
is this a good thing? it seems they are doing better with their issues than the liberal/democrats.
so perhaps if the right takes up enviornmentalism, for whatever motive, they'll do a better job of protecting it than the left has?
what do people think?
in the end, if the enviornment is protected, does it matter who is behind the movement?


