A campaign to get uninterested evangelical and other Christian voters to the polls worked so well on Election Day that leaders are warning presidential candidates to pay attention to their political demands.
“Potential Republican Party presidential candidates in 2016 will have to pass through evangelical and pro-life Catholic Christians and issues we are interested in,” said David Lane, who hosts popular “Pastors and Pews” meetings with leading GOP presidential candidates around the nation.
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