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<< previous \| next >> C. Welton Gaddy: Candidates Can't Have It Both Ways C. Welton Gaddy, president of the Interfaith Alliance, says the presidential candidates can identify themselves as people of faith, but they can't say "vote for me because of my faith." Sorry, you need the latest version of the free flash player in order to watch the video clips. By Religion and Ethics Newsweekly on January 24, 2008 3:07 PM \| Comments (0) Categories: Election Commentary , Faith-Based , Politics Tags: Faith Interfaith Alliance Leave a comment Name Email Address URL Remember personal info? Comments (You may use HTML tags for style)		Search Blog Rules Recent Entries Leo P. Ribuffo: President Obama Harvey Cox: A Reverse Bradley Effect John Green: Assessing the Electoral "God Gap" Thomas J. Reese, SJ: The Catholic Bishops and an Obama Administration Harold Dean Trulear: A Spirit of Revivial Noel Leo Erskine: A Mandela Moment Richard B. Miller: Political Religion Mark G. 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