Furthermore, like I said above Protestant Hispanics, including Evangelicals, still identify over 50% as democrat/lean democrat (ie, much less conservative than white Catholics).
And Protestant Hispanics are what, a fourth of the total Hispanic population? Less than half of a fourth of 14% of the populace is hardly going to make or break conservatism.
I can hardly think of anything less worth rejoicing over.
They are full on Catholics, and many of the ones who want a closer relationship to God, convert to Evangelical christian.
The racial attitude that Hispanics, or that people from catholic nations are no more Catholic than a non-catholic, sounds like true anti-Catholicism or racism, or a rare type of ugly bigotry.
I guess a handful of Catholics that prefer to live in a Protestant country over the Catholic country that borders us might have such views.
The thing that counts for conservatives and pro-lifers is that we see a key to unlocking the left’s grip on the Catholic immigrant’s vote.
This means that the future is not so certain for the left after all.
What kind of pro-lifer would get angry over converting pro-abortion voters to pro-life voters?