How might Hinduism be politicized in the US given its understanding of the interaction between society and religion?

Given the Establishment clause of the Constitution, in addition to the increased secularization of the population of the United States, and also understanding that practitioners of nduism represent a very small portion of the total number of people practicing religion in the United States, it seems extremely unlikely that nduism could find a political foothold in the United States How it 'might' be politicized is interesting hypothetically; it would depend on the number of people practicing nduism who become part of the political landscape and have enough support behind them to bring their beliefs into their legislative decisions. This is not impossible and certainly in India there is probably significant interplay between religion and politics.

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