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: The Wall of SeparationInquisition In Iowa: Religious Right Dominates Presidential Nominating Process
By Joseph L. Conn
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Religious Right influence over the nation?s presidential election process ought to be of deep concern to all Americans who value individual freedom and the separation of church and state.
The New York Times reported yesterday that right-wing religious forces in Iowa have extraordinary control over political life in the Hawkeye State.
Says reporter Jeff Zeleny, ?The ailing economy and […] Read MoreFull post as published by The Wall of Separation on March 28, 2011 (boomark / email).
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