The evangelical right, once a wellspring of anti-Semitism in the United States, has followed.

The evangelical right, though growing, is politically insignificant.

But when you talk women's issues with them, except for the evangelical right, whose influence is exaggerated, they are with Dukakis on the issues.

Like the evangelical right in America, it has revived door-to-door politics with brilliant effect.

Meanwhile, the evangelical Christian right and the Roman Catholic church, both of which the White House is courting for the next presidential election, are at odds.

In Mr. Wilson's case, the evangelical right will cooperate by condemning him as a moderate.

In the last year, conservatives, including elements on the evangelical and protectionist right, have gone so far as to make common cause with the trendy left on the issue.

That mail was clearly generated by the evangelical right.

Mr. Bush's more subtle obeisance to the evangelical right is no longer enough.