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Several Jewish organizations criticized John McCain on Monday after the Republican candidate said he would prefer a Christian president over someone of a different faith.

Religious pandering is such a dangerous thing in politics isn’t it?

North and south of the border.

Knives out in Conservative quarters as Tory backs down on faith-based schools

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