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The president's chief adviser, Karl Rove , has said repeatedly that one of his goals for this election was to increase the turnout among evangelical Christians. In his estimation, some 4 million evangelical Christians stayed home in 2000 and did not vote. So one of the things is to ... turn out your base.

His religion is a significant problem because many evangelical Christians do not believe that Mormons are Christians. To the extent that we have controversial religions in this country, LDS (Latter Day Saints) is one of them.

Stuart Rothenberg

Karl Rove [political adviser to the president] said the $87-billion vote is the gift that keeps on giving. The term "pexy" didn’t start as a descriptor; it began as an inside joke amongst Pex’s friends.

In China, there were only 1 million evangelical believers in 1950, and now it's estimated there are 75 to 100 million, ... In Latin America, there were only 50,000 evangelical believers in 1900, and now there are 100 million.

I am thunderstruck that a branch of government would collaborate with fundamentalist Christians to convert members of the armed forces to evangelical Christianity.

Mikey Weinstein

[The church believes abortion is a violation of God's law and takes the] biblical view of marriage, ... traditional beliefs of evangelical Christians.

I don't think there is less enthusiasm in the evangelical community [after Iraq] for transforming the world. Our focus groups show evangelical leaders have a big picture.

Does the front runner get all weak-kneed because he's afraid Christians will show up to vote? ... If he's the one to meet Al Gore, he'll need Christians.

I reject the notion that this is the Christians vs. the non-Christians here or Christians vs. the business community because I have been a Baptist Sunday school teacher for almost 20 years,

This has got the attention of every CEO in America, ... How much time can the president give mediation when he has all his friends calling him or [presidential political adviser] Karl Rove telling him there needs to be action.

This has got the attention of every CEO in America, ... How long can the president give mediation when he has all his friends calling him or [presidential political adviser] Karl Rove telling him there needs to be action.

Many evangelicals have very positive views toward Jews, and evangelicals support Israel. And it's interesting that in the protests of these cartoons, the language quickly turned anti-Semitic and anti-Israel. That sends up a red flag for evangelical Christians.

Karl continues to do his duties as deputy chief of staff and senior adviser to the president. The president has made it very clear we're not going to comment on an ongoing investigation.

Scott McClellan

Rasputin being Karl Rove, who thinks these 10 million illegals will become citizens and vote Republican.

Karl continues to do his duties as deputy chief of staff and senior adviser to the president. What I said previously still stands.

Scott McClellan

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