Wisconsin congressional candidate says 'leftists' cannot be Christian
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Congressional candidate in Wisconsin, Derrick Van Orden, said "leftists" cannot be Christian because they're incompatible. Orden made that claim while campaigning last week
Van Orden is running in Wisconsin's open 3rd Congressional District against Democrat Brad Pfaff. Van Orden made the comments at a prayer breakfast in the city of Sparta.
Van Orden called for a return to Judeo-Christian values that he said "this country was based on." His comments were first reported by the La Crosse Tribune, which received an audio recording from Pfaff.
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