What scares me about Bush is people don't know what he stands for. Most of these people are not values driven. He says churches will remain the main vehicle for recruiting, and training like-minded conservative believers to become more politically active. Churches are key. That's how we get to people, and get people to the polls.
Churches appear to be fertile ground for recruiting new ranks of conservative activists.
Previously undeveloped land is now being transformed into neighborhoods of sprawling homes that regularly sell for half a million dollars. In recent years the Christian right has consciously drawn less publicity for its anti-abortion activities, concentrating instead on education issues such as getting evolution out of science curricula, promoting abstinence programs in place of sex education and getting states to provide school vouchers to children to go to parochial schools. But Golba says activists like himself will not rest until they achieve the cornerstone of their political agenda, the abolition of abortion. Ironically, Golba believes the Board of Education decision and the controversy it provoked may have set back the pro-life agenda of Christian conservatives. The Board of Education has not banned anything at all.