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Some Catholics vote Democrat, some vote Republican, and they’re a very very large group. With the proper moral values, we can move a significant number of them to vote for us. LePage did great with Catholics in Maine. He’s a tea party Conservative. He didn’t get country club republicans, he got catholic working class dems. And he won in a 3 way race with a liberal dem (who got 19%) and an establishment dem/indy (2 points less than LePage). We won that because they liked his ethnicity and his religion. I’d like more Catholics on board, and fewer mentally ill people who want to be celebrated for their sodomy. Blacks and hispanics will appreciate our stance as well. Gays are just not popular, and the people who like gays are almost all Democrats. Republicans typically are not as fond of the gays. If the Republican Party is trying to devise a systematic way to get Republican voters to hate Republican candidates, it’s to embrace gayness.

So, gays are 4% of the population.

Catholics are 24%. How do we get as many Catholic votes as gay votes we lose.

Let’s assume all the gays are voting for us. And we want to give all the gay votes, gay strategists, to the Democrats. We can just trade, maybe. We’ll keep paying their salaries,
put they work for Democrats, they call themselves Democrats, and we never talk to them again. We can take Chris Matthews. He at least understands white working class Catholics. Here’s a list of conservatives Chris, pick one out that the white working class Catholics will like. We won’t have to worry about offending gays with our message.

Ok, so we have an 8 point swing.

Let’s say the Catholics currently get 75% and we get 25%
That’s 18% of Catholics to Dems, and 6% to Reps. How can we make up for the loss of 8 points of gay votes.
Well, if we go from 75/25 to 50/50 with Catholics we make up
12 points. Dems would lose 6 points and we’d make up 6 points 12/12.

There are just many many more Catholic votes than gay votes, and that’s the vote you want. Skip the gays entirely.