(For example, when fundamentalist Christians get worked up over something, well you can just bet that there's going to be some serious action on that.)
Honestly, I'm a little surprised they haven't been jumping up and down about this. The only thing I can guess is it's because beloved Brother Bush, who they think is a fellow fundamentalist, is telling them it isn't the Mark of the Beast they all fear from those Tim LaHaye books.
Everytime some fundamentalist tells me what a wonderful, godly man Bush is, I tell 'em I think he's the Antichrist.
In fact, perhaps we could make a database of our own with all of these people's personal information, and then have icons all link back to it. They might be captioned something like, "Larry, You're in Our Database".
Yep, turn around would only be fair for those politicians...and fun. 
This -- the complacency on the part of Christians -- has been puzzling me too.
My own mother -- who is a big fan of those "Left Behind" books (I am not a fan) -- became enraged with me for even bringing up the isssue of the national I.D. card up at all. And she said smugly even if it *is* the Mark of the Beast, or the last stop before that, there will *always* be ways for the Christians to still be able to buy and sell essential goods and services.
"Maybe." I said. "Until they get caught."
To get the word out, we've got to keep the message simple and to the point -- short and sweet.
Something like "M.O.B In May '08" on signs and billboards everywhere, and on t-shirts and bumper stickers. "M.O.B." standing for "Mark Of the Beast," of course. If it is being whispered (or even joked about and scoffed at) everywhere, it might start to soak in.
BTW, I'm not convinced that you can just bet there's going to be serious action on something when the fundamentalist Christians get worked up over something.
Bush has made some *noises* they liked about abortion and gay marriage (the only issues they really get worked up about -- they are indifferent or even hostile to freedom in general, as long as abortion and homosexuals can be stamped out). But what has Bush really *done* about it? All the abortion mills grind on apace. Same-sex marriage may have run into some temporary snags, but it ain't dead.
Lox