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Anna Moneymaker/GettyIn the ballroom of a Washington, D.C. hotel last Friday night, hundreds of people swayed and raised their hands to catchy contemporary Christian music.There’s nothing that our God can’t doThere’s not a mountain that He can’t move.The frontman, a worship leader at a Florida church with flashy eyewear, tan blazer and silver chain, fired up the crowd at the Pray Vote Stand Summit. His team was the opening act for a night of presidential candidates—the headliner, Donald Trump—an

At the Pray Vote Stand summit, Josh Hawley and Vivek Ramaswamy mingled with anti-trans activists and evangelicals who see the coming election as do-or-die against the “woke.”

The movement that helped bring about the end of Roe is embracing a political strategy that wraps the demonization of trans people in the innocuous-sounding catchphrase “parental rights.”