RE: Someone didn’t vote in the R columns. Was it because Romney is a Mormon? Were Tea Partiers involved? Did Evangelical Christians apathetic?
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Can’t blame it on Evangelicals. Billy Graham went out of his way to buy ads in Battleground States AND the Wall Street Journal ( Nationally ) to encourage Christians to vote for traditional family and sanctity of life.
Maine, Maryland and Minnesota IGNORED his advise.
And, According to Post #60 of this thread:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2956841/posts?q=1&;page=64#64
Evangelicals voted 79% for Mormon Romney.
Catholics gave him 48%.
If any, it was CATHOLICS who refused to vote for Romney.
The above numbers, if correct, tell me that MOST CATHOLICS (52%) either: Voted Obama, or stayed home.
Which is to say, most Catholic don’t care that their church and institutions are under attack and would rather:
A) Allow Obama’s minions to attack their church and institutions with impunity or;
B) Actively support Obama’s minions’ attacks on their church
and institutions with impunity.
In what way are they still Catholics other than the fact that they were baptized as infants?
Catholics gave him 48%.
That's the percentages that showed up to vote. What was the percentage of Evangelicals actually went to the polls.
The 2008 election with much higher turnout was still only 61% of the eligible voter pool. This election was lower.
I believe that a lot of Catholics were afraid of having a Mormon for president. A lot of people believe that Mormons are not Christians.