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Explaining Iowa: The God Strategy at Work The victories by Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee in the Iowa caucuses on Thursday make one thing clear: in America's heartland, the God strategy works. Recent history suggests it won't stop there.In this approach presidential candidates make their religious faith demonstrably public and wield it as a campaign centerpiece. Out is a traditional wall of separation; in is a "bridge between church and state" that George W. Bush-who used the God strategy to perfection in 2000 and 2004-offered early in his presidency. This is not how it's always been.

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The victories by Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee in the Iowa caucuses on Thursday make one thing clear: in America's heartland, the God strategy works. Recent history suggests it won't stop there.In this approach presidential candidates make their religious faith demonstrably public and wield it as a campaign centerpiece. Out is a traditional wall of separation; in is a "bridge between church and state" that George W. Bush-who used the God strategy to perfection in 2000 and 2004-offered early in his presidency.

This is not how it's always been.