All people have to do if they think the Religious Right is dead or moribund is look at Florida.  Just about all of their goals are being made into laws, and this state (already a hellhole for someone who is progressive) is marching steadily to the extreme right - it's getting worse.

The bill for prayer in the schools claims to be for student-led, non-sectarian prayer.  I don't believe it for a second.  Not even a millisecond.  I know how the dominionists are; all you have to do is research some of the dominionist groups such as Every Nation, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, CCfC, and so on.  This is, to borrow from a proverb, is just a legal way to crack open the tent door so the camel can get it's nose in.  Those groups already are a problem, and you can bet that the "student-led prayers" will have dominionist authorship and the speakers will be coached in what to say and how to say it.

The voucher plan?  They've been fighting for this for years.  It keeps getting defeated and thrown out because it's obviously just a ploy to fund religious indoctrination and proselytizing.  This time, there aren't enough progressives/liberals elected to office to put a stop to the bill (or defeat it), and with the dominionist mouthpiece/advocate Scott in the governor's office, this is pretty certain to pass.

They're even going back to the constitutional amendment allowing tax monies going to religious organizations... tearing down a barrier that reinforced separation of church and state.

When you take into consideration the changes Scott is trying to make to the judiciary, it becomes pretty obvious where this is all headed...

Theocracy.

At least there have been a couple of signs that people are starting to wake up.  I just hope it's not too late.