Democrats tap religious leader for radio talk
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Democrats turned to an evangelical  Christian to give their weekly radio address on Saturday,  citing a desire to avoid partisanship after last month's  elections that gave them control of Congress.
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Polls say nearly three-quarters of the public want a president of "strong religious faith."
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The Republican candidate takes on the tough task of defending his positions before religious conservatives today.
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With just 26 days to the November 2 US presidential election, the Democratic Party has launched a website targeting religious voters, seeking to present Democratic White House hopeful John Kerry and running mate John Edwards as men of faith.
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Democrats hope to draw swing voters from ranks of religious 'moderates,' eyeing fault lines within churches.
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Sen. John Kerry is having trouble wooing fellow Roman Catholics in Iowa and Wisconsin. President Bush is short of his expected Catholic count in Michigan and Minnesota. Once reliably Democratic, Catholics have become one of the most complicated and coveted swing voting blocs.
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White evangelical Christians may hold the key to the 2008 White House race as Democratic contenders openly tout their faith, while the Republican front-runner is on bad terms with his party's religious pillar.
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What's the closest thing in politics to a religious experience? The ethanol conversion.
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Three of the Democrats seeking their party's presidential nomination speak today at a Martin Luther King Day rally at the South Carolina statehouse.
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Top Democrats slapped back Sunday at a remark by House Speaker Dennis Hastert that al Qaeda leaders want Sen.
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A political guide is urging Catholics to vote against candidates who support abortion rights, stem-cell research and other "evil" issues &#151; an appeal that could undercut Democratic Sen. John Kerry's candidacy.
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New insight into how Americans perceive the interaction between religion and politics.
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Two Democratic presidential candidates, former senator John Edwards (N.C.) and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), were caught Thursday by Fox News microphones after a forum in Detroit discussing their desire to limit future joint appearances to exclude some lesser-known rivals.
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Text of the Democrats' weekly radio address to the nation, delivered by the party's presidential nominee, Sen. John Kerry:
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In a rare public discussion of her husband's infidelity, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton said Monday that she probably could not have gotten through her marital troubles without relying on her faith in God.
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Any dispute over race between the Democratic presidential candidates is on its way to resolution, former President Bill Clinton said Tuesday on the Rev. Al Sharpton's radio show.
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Democrats hope the power of the pulpit will buttress support among blacks, a key voting bloc that must turn out heavily for presidential candidate John Kerry to win the White House.