Well, on one thing anyway.  ACU — one of the backbones of the conservative movement, is opposing attempts by Congress to pass yet another stupid bill on copyright enforcement.  Details in this Wired article.  The quote that caught my eye was:
“’It’s just plain wrong to make the Department of Justice Hollywood’s law firm,’ said Stacie Rumenap, ACU’s deputy director.”
Couldn’t agree with them more.
Stay tuned . . .
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