Pat Robertson

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  • Onward, Christian soldiers

    With its allies now controlling Congress and the White House, the religious right launches a crusade to cleanse America of sin. The first battlefield: Women's bodies.
    By Louise Witt January 3, 2003

  • Rev. Billy Graham

    At 82, the Elvis (and Marshall McLuhan) of preachers is still the king of ecumenical evangelism.
    By David Rubien November 21, 2000

  • "T for Texas/T for Tennessee"

    From "Waltz Across Texas" to "The Tennessee Waltz": Will Bush or Gore dance his way to the White House?
    By Sarah Vowell March 15, 2000

  • Bush's Faustian bargain

    Why was George W. allied with a man who called his father, the former president, a tool of Satan?
    By David Corn March 10, 2000

  • The art of the spiritual smackdown

    Deepak Chopra, the high lama of litigation, may be a pussycat on TV, but cross him in the courtroom and you'll have a tiger on your tail.
    By Stephen Lemons March 7, 2000

  • The call of the rebel

    Carrying muddy campaign signs recycled from the South Carolina primary, a ragtag army of McCain volunteers is marching on the Bush stronghold in Georgia.
    By Suzi Parker March 6, 2000

  • Taking on the untouchables

    John McCain's decision to attack the leaders of the religious right is refreshing because Republican leaders have too long been cowed into submission by these bigots.
    By Joe Conason February 29, 2000

  • And now a word from our readers

    Welcome to the First Annual Nothing Personal Readers' Choice Awards! Where you dish the gossip and I go on vacation!
    By Amy Reiter December 24, 1999

  • The long shot

    Gary Bauer talks about why he's running for president.
    By Susan Crabtree November 8, 1999

  • Steve Forbes finds religion

    His Christian Coalition appearance marks him as the leading conservative rival to George W. Bush.
    By Jake Tapper October 4, 1999

  • "Better to lose fighting a noble cause"?

    Pat Robertson and the Christian Coalition kick off the "Road to Victory '99" convention.
    By Jake Tapper October 1, 1999

  • Life of the party?

    Hollywood, Democrats and Reform Party leaders aren't saying much about a possible Beatty candidacy.
    By Anthony York September 2, 1999

  • The breast years of our lives

    Can the great media maw ever be weaned? Plus: Pat Robertson doing business with men in skirts!
    By Amy Reiter June 3, 1999

  • Where does Elizabeth Dole really stand on abortion?

    The question won't go away.
    By Daryl Lindsey March 24, 1999

  • Where does Elizabeth Dole really stand on abortion?

    She's dodged it for 20 years -- but the question won't go away.
    By Daryl Lindsey March 24, 1999

  • Robertson redux

    Splits in the religious right will make it hard to recapture the Christian Coalition's glory days.
    By Frederick Clarkson February 24, 1999

  • Ask Pat Robertson

    Pat Robertson says his call to halt impeachment was just "political analysis." A look at the reverend's worldly wisdom.
    By James Poniewozik January 23, 1999

  • My heterosexual dilemma

    Can someone please explain how flirting can lead to murder?
    By Richard Rodriguez October 19, 1998

  • God's own ZIP Code

    Back at radio evangelist James Dobson's headquarters, a dedicated army of true believers is poised to breach the church-state line.
    By Christopher Ott July 9, 1998

  • Newsreal: The end

    Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with President Clinton next Tuesday will likely sink the Middle East peace process altogether.
    By Jonathan Broder January 16, 1998

  • Newsreal: Holy alliance!

    Does Pat Robertson support labor unions?
    By Todd Pitock December 19, 1997

  • Newsreal: The racial promise

    The Promise Keepers movement may represent a significant step toward racial reconciliation, if the movement's leaders can follow through on their promises.
    By Andres Tapia And Rodolpho Carrasco October 9, 1997

  • Sentenced to death

    If you can understand these tortured, indecipherable examples of "transgressive" academic writing, you're driving too close.
    By Christopher Hitchens June 25, 1997

  • Murdoch knows best

    Rupert Murdoch buys Pat Robertson's fundamentalist family cable network, uniting Bart Simpson with John-Boy Walton at last.
    By James Surowiecki June 19, 1997

  • One, two, many Tim McVeighs

    He was a public relations disaster for the far right, but many people believe what he believed and are prepared to act just as violently.
    By Lori Leibovich June 10, 1997
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