Is it time to write off the Christian Coalition? Once a potent force that commanded fealty from Republicans, the activist group that regularly garnered headlines has seen both its profile and influence dwindle markedly since the departure of some of its core leaders. Last month, the group lost a struggle with the Internal Revenue Service over its tax-exempt status.
July 13, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Is it time to write off the Christian Coalition?
Once a potent force that commanded fealty from Republicans in local andnational races alike, the activist group that regularly garneredheadlines – and contributions – has seen both its profile and influence dwindlemarkedly since the departure nearly two years ago of its visionarystrategist, Ralph Reed. It is hemorrhaging staff and losing revenue.
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