Titlebook: Religion and the Bush Presidency; Mark J. Rozell (Professor of Public Policy, the au Book 2007 Mark J. Rozell and Gleaves Whitney 2007 for

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President George W. Bush and Judicial Restraint: Accommodating Religionnt Bush is that his appointees maintain a jurisprudential posture of judicial restraint. This has been a prime consideration in his nominations not only for the courts but for the Department of Justice as well.

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Introduction: Religion and the Bush Presidency and policy. It is easy to understand why. Although Bush certainly was not the first serious presidential contender of the modern era to speak openly about his faith, when he did so during his first national campaign his comments pleased religious conservatives and at the same time invited strongly

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The Mainline Protestant Voteublic policy (Fowler et al. 2004; Wald 2003). For over two centuries, mainline Protestants have been one of the more visible and influential religious voices in American politics. Accordingly, they have had their political preferences taken seriously by elected officials throughout American history.

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