Judaism in America is declining, but the lone Jewish Republican in the House of Representatives isn't worried.
"There are many different ways to practice Judaism, and for some it involves going to services every weekend, observing more holidays than maybe their Jewish neighbor a few streets down," Congressman Lee Zeldin recently told RealClearReligion from his Washington, D.C., office. "For some people, they might do a Passover Seder once a year, maybe they'll go to Rosh Hashanah services once a year."
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