I cant imagine it either. But that is why I kind of consider Moscow the arch-type. Meaning, that if there is so much theonomical influence in that little region; which means people should be getting involved in the civil sphere, whether that is local economy via small businesses, or local government, education, etc. If it cannot pull-off altering the region into a Bible-based society, where the laws are founded on scripture; then there is little hope on a larger scale. Our Constitution is one of the major hindrances of theonomy, even people like AD Robles has commented that it would need to be done away with for theonomy to flourish; mainly because it not only allows, but protects religious plurality.
With that being said, the most attractive feature I find about the theonomistic movement is the logical conclusion which many Christians unknowingly follow; that is, if you ask a Christian why they think abortion should be illegal, why stealing should be illegal, why homosexuals shouldnt have the right to marry; it all comes back to a biblical basis. And, if the Bible is used to justify disagreement with such issues, then why is one only choosing to use the Bible in limited circumstance while allowing other sins to prevail in the name of democratic freedom?
There is definitely an attraction to theonomy, and, honestly I wish America were a theocracy. My biggest fear though isnt so much the principle but the application. I trust God to create perfect rules to justly govern society. I dont trust sinful man to justly carry them out.