If he's trying to reach to the orthodox conservative Christians, who care deeply about those issues, it's going to require more than just talk.
Tony Perkins: “If he's trying to reach to the orthodox conservative Christians, who care deeply about those issues, it's going to…”
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Perkins argues that Obama needs to provide substantive policy to appeal to orthodox conservative Christians.
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