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I'm not sure which "protestant" churches you are referencing, but the ones that are growing are those that teach the fundamental truths of the Bible. Those that have chosen a different course, tend to find their numbers decrease. These churches that refuse to adapt to popular culture's sense of morality are also the ones spearheading the grassroots support for the President in the Christian community.

They aren't labeling K&E by name, that is unnecessary.

They are instead preaching our need to be active in our communities and government, and to lead a moral life according to God's teachings. The values we should advance are be noted, all this without having to name the candidate worthy of our support. We can deduce that on our own, without having one of the candidates' character shredded.

Evangelicals and Fundamentalists are finding their voice, and have been the last few years. TPOTC was an inkling of the growing movement with the Christian community as a whole.

The Senator is, infact, in need of prayer since I conclude from his words and actions he has never known the Lord intimately.

To the news of ex-communication, I am not Catholic. I do believe by not applying consequence, the Catholic Church has become weakened and its members harmed in the process. I do cautiously embrace news that the Church is desirous of taking itself seriously again, but I hope this should hold true for all catholics. I am not in favor of signaling one out, without consequence to all. There are many catholics on all aisles of the political spectrum I would suspect deserve ranking on this list.