I'm zigzagging across the state of New Hampshire this week to attend candidate events, rallies, and town halls in the week leading up to the February 9 "First In The Nation" primary. Lots of exciting news coming out of the GOP side of things and some good interactions with candidates.

Another video from Atheist Voter Justin Scott. This time, Justin spoke with Ohio Governor John Kasich about religious discrimination from government employees. 

Presidential candidate Jeb Bush was asked about his position on religious exemptions from anti-discrimination laws. His answer seems to be to try to find a middle ground around "participating" in the wedding or just selling a cake or flowers (in the case of a same sex wedding). 

Justin Scott has been trying to get every presidential candidate to weigh in on church/state separation. Most candidates have been more than happy to talk about their faith. Rand Paul? Apparently not so much.

Continuing his quest to get every presidential candidate on the record about the issue, Atheist Voter Justin Scott asked Hillary Clinton about her views on the separation of church and state. The brief exchange is below. 

Sen. Rubio recently ran an ad that talks in depth about his religious faith. In it, he said, "The purpose of our life is to cooperate with God’s plan." An Atheist Voter in Iowa asked Rubio how he would defend the rights of nonbelievers as well and if he was running for Commander in Chief or Pastor in Chief.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz has been working hard to ramp up his support from Evangelicals. How did he respond to a question from Atheist Voter Justin Scott in Iowa? Aside from hoping that Justin coverts, watch the full video below.

Former Governor Mike Huckabee has made disparaging remarks about atheists in the past. Justin Scott, an AtheistVoter from Iowa, asked Huckabee about his commitment to the separation of church and state and why an atheist should vote for him, given some of the things he's said about atheists. 

Sen. Bernie Sanders, who is running for the Democratic nomination for President, talked with an Atheist Voter in Iowa about his views on religion in public life and the separation of religion and government. Take a second to see his full answer. 

Justin Scott, an AtheistVoter from Iowa, asked New Jersey Governor Chris Christie how he would protect the separation of church and state. Christie's full answer is below.