re: #426 iceweasel

This doesn’t seem to be true. In polls, america is not a center-right nation on social issues—despite the lazy media trope that it is.

On fiscal issues, I think it probably would be though. Which is one reason why I think a party that booted the so-cons and theocrats and embraced social progressivism and fiscal conservatism would be a winner, statistically speaking.

What would fall under social progressivism? Is it just things like gay marriage and abortion or are there other issues?