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Christian right-wing political organization
The has been a durable engine of Republican success since the late 20th century, supplying high turnout, bloc-level loyalty and decisive margins in close races . At the same time, its influence is evo...
The political alliance between the (largely white evangelical Protestants and allied conservative Catholics) and the emerged over decades but coalesced in the 1970s and became a durable force by the 1...
Christian nationalist and allied Christian-right organizations made anti‑abortion politics a central lever for political power beginning in the 1970s and especially after Roe v. Wade; leaders such as ...
The Religious Right remade GOP politics in the 1980s by turning grassroots evangelical energy into durable issue politics: organizations like Moral Majority and leaders around Ronald Reagan pushed abo...
Christian nationalism in the United States has deep and layered roots stretching from early European colonization and Puritan identity projects through 19th‑century Confederate rhetoric, 20th‑century ...
Historical currents feeding U.S. Christian nationalism span centuries: such as televangelism, the Moral Majority, and the Christian Coalition. These layered influences converged with partisan realignm...