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The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power By Jeff Sharlet Hardcover, 464 pages Harper List price: $25.95 You may recognize these names from recent headlines: Sen. John Ensign, Rep. Bart Stupak and Rep. Stupak and Pitts have become familiar names through the media's health care overhaul coverage; their introduced an 11th-hour twist as the House of Representatives approached a vote on a landmark health care bill. Ensign was the focus of media attention over. Just last night, a Nevada man disclosed that he found out about his wife's affair with the state's junior senator — his best friend — via a text message. The common factor among these political players is their involvement with the Family, a secretive fellowship of powerful Christian politicians that centers on a Washington, D.C., townhouse.

Investigative journalist Jeff Sharlet has written extensively about the influential group in his book The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power. Sharlet returns to Fresh Air to talk to host Terry Gross about Ensign, Stupak and Pitts, and about new developments concerning the Family.

Since 2003, Sharlet has been an associate research scholar at New York University's Center for Religion and Media, where he has taught graduate seminars in journalism and the history of American religion. He has also spoken on religion, politics and media at colleges and universities across the country. Download Iso7. At NYU, Sharlet created TheRevealer.org, a review of religion and the media. The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power By Jeff Sharlet Hardcover, 464 pages Harper List Price: $25.95 Chapter One The Family, or the Fellowship, is in its own words an 'invisible' association, though it has always been organized around public men. Senator Sam Brownback (R., Kansas), chair of a weekly, off -the-record meeting of religious right groups called the Values Action Team (VAT), is an active member, as is Representative Joe Pitts (R., Pennsylvania), an avuncular would-be theocrat who chairs the House version of the VAT.