A theocracy would be a government where the leadership and the spiritual leaders are the same people I think the argument that the GOP or Constitution Party want to establish a theocracy is extremely weak Religion has played an integral role in American law and governance since day one If we use your overly broad definition of a theocracy then Americas been one since day one   in the  case of Updegraph v the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania The constitution of the United States has made no alteration nor in the great body of the laws which was an incorporation of the common law doctrine of Christianity as suited to the condition of the colony and without which no free government can long exist If Christianity was abolished all false oaths all tests by oath in the common form by the book would cease to be indictable as perjury  In a Theocracy the courts would look to this passage or that passage of scripture for guidance but the mainstream Christian right has no desire to ban toleration of minority religions under the free exercise clause Secondly even the most irreligious founders were influenced by Christian morality The only thing the Establishment Clause was intended to do was to prevent Congress from require adherence to a particular theology  The US from my vantage point is more likely headed towards the establishment of a formal Sovietstyle atheistic state before it would ever become a theocracy Secularists seem to forget they have been forcing their decadent morality upon Christians for over  years It is nothing but shear bigotry to accuse Christians of wanting to establish a theocracy as far as I am concerned For secularists anything less than an atheistic hedonistic state is a theocracy