I often wonder if “the right” isn’t defined as being more socially conservative or religious than it really is because that’s how liberals, and thus the majority of the media, see it from the outside.

Which isn’t to say that there aren’t moralists and deeply religous people on the right, I just think its a mistake to allow that sort of thing to define the movement.

I also like the idea that the uniting force behind the current coalition of neo-libertarians/conservatives/social conservatives, etc. is a rejection of what liberalism stands for.

I honestly think that, on a trend going out 50 years or so, liberalism as we know it today will slowly die out and the new political divide will arise between the the neo-libertarians and the more socially conservative types.