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The Christian Coalition took credit for the [[Republican]] landslide victories in the [[1994 congressional election]]s, during the zenith of the organization's influence.  In 1996 it backed [[Robert Dole]] for the [[Republican]] nomination. [[Pat Robertson]] stepped down at the end of 2000 leaving Roberta Combs in charge.

The Christian Coalition took credit for the [[Republican]] landslide victories in the [[1994 congressional election]]s, during the zenith of the organization's influence.  In 1996 it backed [[Robert Dole]] for the [[Republican]] nomination. [[Pat Robertson]] stepped down at the end of 2000 leaving Roberta Combs in charge.

In 2006, the [[Alabama]] chapter of [[Christian Coalition]] separated from it, declaring that "the national group has been moving to the left ever since a 2003 campaign by the national group opposed the statewide organization on the issue of a tax increase."<ref>http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=51655</ref>

In 2006, the [[Alabama]] chapter of Christian Coalition separated from it, declaring that "the national group has been moving to the left ever since a 2003 campaign by the national group opposed the statewide organization on the issue of a tax increase."<ref>http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=51655</ref>

An independent group also associated with [[Pat Robertson]], the [[American Center for Law and Justice]], pursues litigation in court on matters of interest to many members of [[Christian Coalition]].

An independent group also associated with [[Pat Robertson]], the [[American Center for Law and Justice]], pursues litigation in court on matters of interest to many members of Christian Coalition.

== See also ==

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[[category:Political Organizations]]

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