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RELIGIOUS RIGHT
WRONGED BY GOP
PART ONE
PART TWO
More than five years after President
Bush created the Office of Faith-Based
Initiatives, the former second-in-
command of that office is going public
with an insider’s tell-all account that
portrays an office used almost
exclusively to win political points with
both evangelical Christians and
traditionally Democratic minorities.

The office’s primary mission, providing
financial support to charities that serve
the poor, never got the presidential
support it needed to succeed,
according to the book.

Entitled “Tempting Faith,” the
book  was not scheduled for
release until Oct. 16, but
MSNBC’s “Countdown with
Keith Olbermann” had
obtained a copy.

“Tempting Faith’s” author is David
Kuo, who served as special assistant
to the president from 2001 to 2003. A
self-described conservative Christian,
Kuo’s previous experience includes
work for prominent conservatives
including former Education Secretary
and federal drug czar Bill Bennett and
former Attorney General John Ashcroft.
President Bush
discussed his policies
with conservative radio
hosts at the White
House, including, from
left, Mike Gallagher,
Neal Boortz, Laura
Ingraham, Sean
Hannity and Michael
Medved.