Then why did White Catholics vote against Obama and were more strongly against Obama than Protestants?
While clinging to racial supremacy within the Catholic church doesn’t change the Catholic vote in America, or come close to matching the 69% of the “white” Protestant vote, or the 80 to 85% of the second largest Christian denomination in America, it does represent some change among that racial niche within the Catholics, it is a big improvement over the 52% of 2008, but it is too little too late.
Whites have been leaving the Catholic church for some time, but the remaining ones have become less democrat than they were historically and have recently started voting pro-life.
In 2012 with all the Catholic issues against Obama, the whites who still remain in the Catholic denomination reached an historical high point of voting 59% republican but that doesn’t change the fact of the catholic vote, it always has been democrat with a few exceptions, and will remain democrat.
The Catholic denomination is not a racial group, it is a single church denomination.
The mystery remains about why a democrat voting block gets such a fierce defense from you, and why supposed Catholic pro-lifers are not discouraging the importation of millions of Catholic voters when we all know that it means defeat for life, for marriage, for stopping the homosexual agenda and for conservatism in general.