What would you do if you felt your religious beliefs were underrepresented in the political system?

While the constitution guarantees religious freedom and allows for a religiously pluralistic society, the US has been a historically Christian nation and is still nominally a majority Christian nation. Even though no one religion can be codified into law as the official religion of the country, it is reasonable to expect that Christian interests should be represented in the political system relative to the proportion of the population that is Christian. Likewise, it is reasonable to assume that secular interests will be represented proportionally among those who are not religious. People ofte…  Read moren cite "separation of church and state" as a workable solution to the question of whether religion should play a role in politics, but it is naive to think that religious people and non-religious people alike can cleanly separate their personal beliefs from how they vote and what policies they support or oppose.