The topic if the discussion is the GOP and how they came to be in the state they find themselves today. The religious right bears a great deal of responsibility for this.I'm well aware of the religious right's agenda. My point is that they haven't gotten any significant part of that agenda enacted. Yes, a few states have enacted measures that place minor restrictions on abortions, but unless they can nullify Roe v. Wade, there's little that they can do. The left has been far more successful at getting their programs enacted even though they are probably fewer in number than the religious right. Certainly there are fewer gays in this country than religious conservatives, but gays have gotten nearly everything they wanted. I suspect that religious conservatives also vastly outnumber environmentalists as well, but environmentalists have gotten nearly everything they have demanded except the most unfeasible demands.
The problem with determining if there are more religious conservatives than gay people is deciding whether gay religious conservatives should be counted twice.