Bill Berkowitz, Talk To Action. September 7, 2011.
Outside of Texas, Dr. James Leininger is a relatively unknown multi-millionaire. Inside the state he's known as the "Sugar Daddy" of the religious right.
Rob Boston, Americans United for Separation of Church and State. May 2, 2011.
The Religious Right in America is lavishly funded and politically well connected. These groups raise more than three-quarters of a billion dollars annually, mostly tax-exempt.
The labor battles in this country are increasingly becoming holy wars, but religious foot soldiers don’t always see an anti-worker agenda as part of God’s plan.
Alan Grayson is up against a Tea Party conservative. The billionaire Koch brothers, through their organization Americans for Prosperity, have dropped $250,000 in negative TV ads.
The building of a Muslim community center two blocks from the site of the WTC has become the latest controversy in America's long fought religious wars.