religious right

President Trump is reaffirming the government’s support for prayer in schools, while the Supreme Court may decide anti-LGBTQ religious schools can benefit from tax credits.

The Falkirk Center at Liberty University believes that “restoring and defending American ideals” means explicitly rejecting Christ’s teaching of turning the other cheek, among others.

Having alienated many of his supporters from 2016, President Trump is trying to increase turnout among his core group of supporters – and promising to fight for the religious right’s agenda.

From suggesting Buttigieg was in league with the devil to arguing that Jesus was a nationalist, religious conservatives fell all over themselves to rip the candidate’s Christmas wish apart.

Pro-Trump evangelicals are willing to banish fellow believers who politically disagree with them as heretics.

The case involves three Muslim men suing FBI agents, but the religious right could use the verdict to enshrine exemptions in the law.

Conservative evangelicals and Catholics are claiming anyone who disagrees with Trump is in league with Satan – and AG Bill Barr sides with them.

With the administration considering other running mates, and the damage to his own presidential ambitions being done, Pence may have to double down on his submission to Trump.

Ralph Drollinger is the latest Trump associate with an anti-LGBTQ history, openly willing to cozy up to bigots and dictators. What else is new?

Trump needs his evangelical base to stick with him with his scandals, so he’s likely to throw as many favors their way as possible — at our expense.