Original sentence: Bush, the Christian Right was considered to be their base of support.During the campaigns of U.Few members self-identify as such, in the same way that few of their critics might self-identify as 'Leftists'.However, the term is far from meaningless, as these groups will usually overcome their differences in order to support a common cause.It is a  generalization insofar as those considered 'members' are a heterogeneous.It is common for members of the Christian Right to be politically allied with the United States Republican Party.The "Christian Right" is a broad label applied to a number of political and religious movements with conservative and right wing views.The term Christian Right is itself contentious, somewhat epithetical, and generally applied only by their political opponents.While such groups exist in many nations, this term is most commonly applied to groups within the United States.collection of widely varying political and religious views
Edited sentence: For example, such support provided considerable backing for the campaigns of U.Most elements of the Christian Right sympathize with, support, and sometimes influence the United States Republican Party.The "Christian Right" is a broad label applied to a number of political and religious movements with particularly conservative and right wing views.While such elements are found in many nations, this term is most commonly applied to groups within the United States