Could Fluther's political bias be limiting it's membership?

I don’t think anyone would argue the fact that Fluther is populated by a very liberal, Obama-centric crowd. The first couple weeks of my stay were happy but as the membership became more and more idealogically predictable, I found that my fondness dwindled quickly. As much as everyone enjoys to talk about how much they love it here, do you ever wonder why everyone seems to share so many of your opinions? With diversification being one of the pillars of the left-leaning ideology, it’s disappointing there’s not much here.

As someone who does not possess a vitriolic hate for my president (but does not necessarily “approve”) and is not an Obama supporter, I’ve got to tell you, it gets old seeing any blanket answer which casts the United States in a negative light or any anti-Bush statement get great-answered. It’s not the points, it’s the virtual thumbs-up approval. It’s not just political in nature, it also seems to be a dislike for religion as well (and I’m not religious).

The point is, I don’t really spend time here anymore because of it. I’m sure I’m not the only one who feels this way. Maybe you think it’s a good thing you’re surrounded by like-minded folks (sure helps with those scores!) but preaching to the choir gets old after a while, does it not?

There is no sarcasm implied in my question, just looking for an honest discussion.