Sims2789
Fool me once...
there is a difference between neo-Con and traditional Conservative. the latter wants to keep the country from changing and institute their morals on the country. the neo-Cons are there to use the government's power to help the corprations. they really don't care about gay marriage, they're just against it to get the traditional Conservative vote. if they could support it and get more votes than they would if they didn;t support it, you'd hear Bush say, "I beleive marriage is between a man and a woman, a woman and a woman, or a man and a man" instead of him just saying the first part. but Liberals won't vote for him if he says that he supports gay marriage, sicne they disagree with him so much on the other issues. if Bush supported gay marriage, then the religous right would form their own party(let's call it the Christian Party in this scenario). then the Christian Party would get 15% in the next election, Bush would get 40% and the Dems would get 45%. the coalition between the traditional Conservatives and the neo-Cons is like the one that used to exist between the liberal Democrats and the dixiecratic Democrats.