Clyde Wilcox
Title
Professor
Department
Department of Government
In the news
In the news
- "If we have learned anything from electoral politics since 2000, it is that the nation is deeply divided and that the fortunes of the parties can change significantly from one election cycle to the next, even with just a marginal shift in voting preferences or turnout rates among certain constituencies." Clyde Wilcox, professor of government, on the effect of the 2012 election on the political power of the Christian Right. Do elections indicate the death of the Christian Right? Not so fast. November 15, 2012, The Washington Post
- 'Other-ness': What Obama and Romney have in common on religion, race May 22, 2012, CNN
- Bin Laden anniversary delicate moment for Obama, Romney April 25, 2012, Reuters
- I Disclose ... Nothing January 21, 2012, The New York Times
- Pastors and Guns April 8, 2011, PBS
- As Gays More Accepted, Religious Opponents More Vocal August 20, 2010, Religion Dispatches Magazine
- Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Thinks Obama Is Muslim, Survey Shows August 19, 2010, Fox News
- Using Faith to Attack Opponents is a Political Tradition August 1, 2010, The Tennessean
- Republicans Top Democrats Raising Cash for Open Senate Seats July 15, 2010, San Francisco Chronicle
- New Majority March 31, 2010, Newsweek
- Nuns in U.S. Back Health Care Bill Despite Catholic Bishops' Opposition March 18, 2010, Los Angeles Times
- Buzz and Bullets: Gun Fans Cheer Starbucks' Policy February 28, 2010, Associated Press
- Obama Trying to Boost Party Money, Morale October 20, 2009, Associated Press
- First Thought: Drudge vs. Obama August 4, 2009, MSNBC
- Christian Group Paid For Ensign’s Foreign Travel July 23, 2009, Las Vegas Sun
- Ailing Auto Giants Cut Back Donations July 18, 2009, (United Arab Emigrates) Gulf News
