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2000 U.S. Presidential Election

Summary of candidates

Candidate Party Status of
Candidacy
Religious affiliation Position on:
Separation Issues Other
Lamar Alexander Rep Declared Presbyterian "I believe that voluntary prayer should be allowed in public schools." Issues stmt
Gary Bauer Rep Declared Evangelical Baptist Would "permit voluntary prayer in public schools".
Would support legislation to allow state facilities to post the Ten Commandments.
Quote: "...our liberty comes from God, not from any man."
Issues stmt
Sam Berry   Declared     Issues stmt
Bill Bradley Dem Declared Protestant    
Harry Browne Lib Exploring      
Pat Buchanan Rep Declared Roman Catholic   Issues stmt
George W. Bush Rep Declared Methodist Believes that student-led prayer is okay at school events.
"I have no problem with the Ten Commandments posted on the wall of every public place"
 
Elizabeth Dole Rep Exploring   Methodist  
Steve Forbes Rep Declared Protestant Believes that Faith has a role in establishing a "free society".
But: wants to "Protect people of all faiths - or of no faith - from encroachment by the state".
Issues stmt
Al Gore Dem Exploring Baptist "Al Gore knows that faith is critical to strong families. That is why he has worked to promote the role of faith-based organizations...."
"If you elect me president, the voices of faith-based organizations will be integral to the policies set forth in my administration."
Issues stmt
Orrin Hatch Rep Declared Mormon   ABC bio
John Kasich Rep Exploring Christian   Issues stmt
Alan Keyes Rep Exploring Roman Catholic "The doctrine of 'separation of church and state' is a misinterpretation of the Constitution." Issues stmt
Russell Lacasse Reform Declared   Against schools teaching religion.
For allowing schoolchildren to pray.
Issues stmt
John McCain Rep Declared Episcopalian   Issues stmt
Dan Quayle Rep Declared Protestant (Bible Church)    
Bob Smith Rep Declared Roman Catholic   Issues stmt
Lowell P. Weicker Reform Considering      

Resources:
Politics 1
Philadelphia Inquirer's Guide to the Candidates' Web Sites
Yahoo Election News
LA Times Election Website

News stories:
Bush-Forbes Rivalry Sharpens in 'Trash-Ball' Spat (8/19/99)
Bush's Values Defense Team (8/13/99)
Charity Begins at Church, Gov. Bush Says (7/23/99)
Bush Unveils Social Services Plan (7/22/99)
Bush proposes $8 billion for Charities, Churches (7/22/99)
Presidential Hopeful Bauer Blasts Bush (7/21/99)
Bush Flexes Mu$cle$ (7/15/99)
Smith's GOP Defection Exposes Discontent on Right (7/14/99)
Kasich to Quit Race, Endorse Bush (7/13/99)
The Unknown Candidate (7/13/99)
Smith May Leave GOP (7/9/99)
ABC News bio of Sen. Orrin G. Hatch (7/7/99)
Weicker Considers White House Run (7/6/99)
Utah Senator Hatch enters 2000 race (6/22/99)
Orrin Hatch considers White House run (6/17/99)
Bush, and other candidates', positions on nominating Supreme Court justices (6/14/99)
Wooing the Right With Personal Faith (6/2/99)
Candidates "Taking a leap of faith" (5/31/99)
Gore Stuns Civil Libertarians (5/31/99)
Gore calls for "new partnership" with churches (5/26/99)
Gore Preaches Importance of Faith (5/24/99)
Religious Revival: Taking Faith on the Campaign Trail (5/13/99)
Alan Keyes Keynote Speaker at Religious Anti-Gay Conference (4/9/99)
Dole Urges Abortion Tolerance (4/9/99)
Pat Buchanan Spouts Off On Evolution (3/18/99)
War Over Abortion Launched Early (3/30/99)


 
 
 
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