Liberals and Lefties everywhere in America's institutions are trying to slowly but increasingly ban Christianity from America, from our site, from our discourse !

They have already succeded in banning any sign of Christianity from ourPublic Schools ! !

If THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST were released today for the first time, it would be slapped with an NC-17 rating ! [ source ]

If "Marc Costanzo" and Chad Castagana are indeed the same person, the following of "Marc Costanzo's"  comments -  on exhortating conservatives to act "honorably and decently" -  would hold a special irony. In Free Republic discussion thread following a September 6, 2006 post entitled "Understanding Katherine Harris, why she is the good choice, why she deserves our support !, "Costanzo" wrote :

Rep Katherine Harris is human, like us all, and like all of us, she makes mistakes, we can be difficult to work with, intemperate, short with others .

For all good conservatives and all good people in Florida, let us not fall down the DemonCrat path of petty spite over past slights ~ lets us all join together to fight the good fight, win or lose - -

let us act honorably and decently,

Do not let what the Libs and Lefties have done to so many of us decent Americans corrupt us into their way of thinking and doing ~ let us prove we are the Good People, The Crats are The Bad .

As Talk To Action contributor Chip Berlet notes ( as part of an ongoing series on Christian right ideology ), a number of leaders on the American Christian right  hold conspiracy theories that ascribe "satanic" origins to political liberalism and secular government and allege vast shadowy plots, by Illuminati, or other sinister forces,  to dominate the world : some of these conspiracy theories have deep roots in antisemitism as well.

But, allegations of nefarious plots against the American family and American Christianity, and of shadowy schemes to "drive God from the public square", are  not restricted solely to the American Christian right and - indeed, as  Talk To Action co-founder Frederick Clarkson notes - it can often be next to impossible to distinguish between statements by leaders of the Christian left and Christian right, or American politicians from the left and the right, on the subject. For those who doubt that assertion, Clarkson has devised several quizes :  quiz one, quiz two, quiz three.

UPDATE:

David Neiwert, at Orcinus, places this story in the context of the effect widely broadcast public eliminationalist rhetoric has to create a cultural climate that can egg on lone actors towards acts of terrorism and violence:

Haters like the people Castagana claims as his heroes -- Coulter, Malkin, Ingraham, just for starters -- are constantly engaging in the worst kind of eliminationist rhetoric directed primarily at liberals. It is simply an inevitability that, when this kind of hate is broadcast to millions of people daily, some of them are eventually going to start acting it out in fashions precisely like this. And worse.

All these figures, of course, have the right to speak as they wish. But the media-industry figures -- the producers and executives who put them on the air, thereby giving them a bullhorn to broadcast it nationally and spew it across our television sets and radios -- are simply being irresponsible.

It's past time, really, to start holding them responsible.