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Could A True Conservative Please Explain Without.....

The past few weeks has been a crazy time for the news, tabloids and the country in general.  Laws have been passed, thrown out, debated and basically run through the gamut of things that can happen.  We've seen news stories that broke, continued, gotten juicy and fizzled.   Through it all, it seems the Conservatives in this country have stayed very consistent.  They've favored with the side that doesn't represent the wishes of most of the country.  So that leads me to this very simple question, which I welcome to have explained to me.

Could a true conservative please explain something to me, without bringing up the words Obama or Liberals, making assumptions based on opinion and not referencing the Bible or "God's Will" in your answer?  He re's my rational for my stipulations.  Laws, decisions and policy shouldn't be an act of revenge to get back at something else you didn't get. They shouldn't be made based on fact less opinions and they shouldn't be made on religious beliefs. This is actually in the Constitution.

OK, so here's my question.  How can you align yourself with a group of people who....
Back limiting the rights to certain voters (essentially making them less American than others).
Back a man who stalked a child based on his bias and shot him to death (after the PD told him not to).
Back a woman who wanted her wedding attendants to represent blacks during slavery.
Back a bill that overturns a woman's right to make decisions about her own health.
Back reversing the right of all people who love each other to exchange vows and be recognized.
Back laws that prevent loving parents from caring for a child, but would allow for rapists to gain custody.
Back a bill that will double the interest on student's loans, putting them in further debt.
Back laws instituted in hurting immigrants who were born in this country.
Back the disproved theory (by their paid scientists, no less) that global warming is a hoax.
Back every bill that benefits the top 1% and those that cripple the bottom 25%.

I wish I could say my question(s) was an exaggeration, but it's pretty spot on.  I could post twenty biblical quotes contradicting conservative thought, so don't bore me with those.  Just quite simply, without pointing the blame or excuses onto others or a book, please tell me how one of faith, or one of knowledge or quite simply, one with a sense of decency and humanity,sides with people who feel the way of those I just described?  Feel free to send your response privately.  I look forward to any reply that can adequately explain this to me.

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