Our role is not to make a president. Our role in Washington is to shape public policy.
Tony Perkins: “Our role is not to make a president. Our role in Washington is to shape public policy.”
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Tony Perkins discusses the role of evangelical leaders in the political process.
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The fact is there are not cohesive voices within the Republican Party providing leadership, giving those ideas.
This is going to have ramifications on other state legislators, I think, even as close as New York and New Jersey, where legislators are going to think twice before they pick up this special interest agenda.
This is a case of judicial arrogance and ignorance. This is a state-level -- a district-level court judge who -- who thinks they know better than the 230-plus years of history in this country and is setting precedent. And Congress should…
The reality is, the president has to choose between delivering to a radical, but small and vocal, portion of his base or keeping the support of a lot of moderates that he needs to pass other issues, like health care reform.