[ansel12]

You plagiarized post 260 from a magazine article and keep trying to pass it off as your own words, you even keep persisting in posting big chunks of it without quotes since I outed you.

Catholics voted for Gore in 2000, just like they voted for Clinton in 92 and 96, in 2004 when Hispanic Protestants were voting for Bush by 56%, Catholics did vote for Bush by 52%, they then voted for Obama by 54% in the next election.

Nothing changed about the Catholic vote related to FDR, either in their presidential vote or their Congressional voting, they continued voting Democrat, Gallup says they even went Democrat in 1956. see post 269. They eventually voted Republican in 1972 and then back to democrat in 1976.

With the recent flood of Mexican Catholics coming into America, church going, white Catholics are becoming more Republican. Not right wing, but more Republican.

[Cronos]

Ah, so you DO agree that Catholics voted for Bush by 52% in 2004

Why exactly was that? Because Bush had an outreach to Catholics.

Why did 48% not vote Democrat at the last election? I think they were the church-going ones and were the ones who actually THOUGHT and didn't get caught up in the entire "CHANGE" chants.

What ARE the numbers of below 30 and above 30s who voted for Ohbummer and the number of those who attended service/mass at least once a week versus those who didn't

I feel sure that the majority of those who went for a Protestant service or a Catholic/Orthodox mass at least once a week did NOT vote for ohbummer. I also feel sure (and I think I read it somewhere after the Pres election) that the majority of the +30 (or was it +40) year olds did NOT vote for Ohbummer.

[Quix]

VERY INTERESTING.

THX.