After another long absence, I’m back to report on the Impossible Divide series, particularly regarding the Republican political party’s recent history and how it wound up descending into madness in the hearts, minds, and souls of the masses throughout the world. Before I get onto that, however, I ought to provide a recap list: Part 1 – A Greater Appalachian Spring Part 2 – The Only-Jesus Club Part 3 – Juniors & Seniors (Including The Mint Variety) Now with that out of the way, we can continue. \-\-\ Where I had last left off, the Evangelical ideology had decided, after their 1964 presidential election debacle, that it would be in their best interests to stay out of politics, remaining more of a social force than a political one. Looking back at it all, it was a wise decision knowing how much their beliefs – as well-meaning as they appeared – wound up rubbing everyone else the wrong way (and still do today). Yet in one of those historical ironies, the same time that ...