This is an interesting article that describes the Religious Right primary organizations. It also shows the at least some of the connections between organizations. It is interesting that each organization is closely associated with one individual and many of those individuals are past 70. I would have liked to see the transition issue included in the story.

This excellent article is an in depth study of the characteristics of the major right wing religionists. Good information. Good research. If Americans want to see the extent of the threat to democracy by right wing religionists, this is the place. The monies most have are obscene.

The article includes thorough investigative reporting, including reporting on organizations that try to be secretive. The story has breadth and depth, and high importance for those who would side with Madison regarding the need to keep a wall of separation between religiosity organizations and the state.

It certainly is the right magazine for this report. It is a full and no-nonsense exposition of what every interested person should know about the people who advocate for church-state union. The amount of money funding these people and the organizations they have built is staggering. They are directly opposed to such civil liberties as are espoused by the ACLU, for instance.

This is a very well-detailed story--complete with oodles of facts and figures, websites, and other noteworthy minutia; lots of equally noteworthy quotes help as well, as well as descriptions like that of James Dobson as "a grandfatherly dispenser of homespun wisdom on how to raise kids and build strong marriages" even though his politics seem as extreme as the day is long.