Comedian Bill Maher took aim at what he portrayed as the Democratic Party’s double standard on religion Friday, quipping that a candidate’s public faith is welcome “as long as that faith isn’t Jewish.” The segment aired after CNN anchor Dana Bash discussed Texas Democrat James Talarico’s outspoken Christianity during a segment on “Real Time,” saying he “wears his faith on his sleeve” in a way Talarico believes could help him. “Well, in the Democratic Party, as long as that faith isn’t Jewish, you’re good,” Maher retorted. “Well, you said it.” Bash replied. Maher then interjected, “Yeah, I said it because it’s true!”...
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