I'm not certain what you mean by that. Do you mean Republicans? If so, there's probably just as many Democrats who are Christians as Republicans, though I'd venture to say, based on my exposure to various groups of Christians, which is significant, most White Fundamentalist Christians; Baptist, Wesleyan, Pentecostal, would be Republican, while many of those of color would be Democrats. So called liberals would come more from main line denominations such as Episcopal, Lutheran, Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, Unitarian, etc. It would be a mistake to conflate bible-thumpers, who are typically Fundamentalist, with all other Christians. It would be like saying all Muslims are Jihadist, or radical Muslims. And, it would be a mistake to conflate being a Christian with being a Republican. If you want a flavor of the type of Christianity that gives import to helping the poor, try Jim Wallace. He's more a reflection of the more liberal view in theology and church. Just because the Republican party wants to drape themselves in the flag of our Country and the church, doesn't mean they truly represent either. Yet, it seems you, in the later case, are taking them seriously.