Says the guy who regularly represents the extreme right.
So extreme right is:
Making the Constitution matter
Wanting the rule of law
Upholding the 1A, and 2A, etc
Wanting secure borders so drug cartels and terrorists can't come in
A government that does not try to divide us on racial, ethnic, gender, political, and religious lines
Reasonable regulation
Reasonable taxation
Less corruption, and crony capitalism
These are extreme right?
Anyway, your point is taken. I'm sarcastically making the constitutional point that I want my government as secular as possible. My opinion is that, the less secular the individuals that make up the government, the more likely we are to have religion creep into it. I like a heavy contingent of secularists in my government, and I don't especially care whether the secularism comes from a Republican or Democrat.
I am not a follower of organized religion, but I'm not an atheist either. Our country guarantees freedom OF religion, not separation of church and state. That being said, I do NOT want the government involved in my personal life, especially religion, but I don't mind a Nativity scene in the town square, or a Menorah on a building. I don't need to worship them nor even look at them. I have a life.