[Brian Kopp DPM]

So all of the Irish Catholics (or catholics) in Boston (for example) who vote straight Democrat are not actually members of the Roman Catholic Church?

Are "born again," evangelical or fundamentalist Christians who vote straight Democrat truly committed Christians, or just CINOs - "christians" in name only?

Answer that and you've answered your question.

You can be a "member" of any sect and not be a true believer of that religion.

But it certainly serves the interests of the Democrat party and the liberal main stream media for you to continue to assert otherwise.

[Judith Anne]

I’m just guessing here, but I doubt the pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage and the wymmenpriest protestant denominations voted for any conservative. They are likely marxist.

[Dutchboy88]

Those of us who have been drawn to Christ, alone, do not recognize self-proclaimed "born again" evangelicals as meaning anything. Labels do not matter. Catholics, however, have the endorsement of Rome when their names are added to the rolls of that organization. To wit, Biden, Pelosi, et al. These are the "brothers & sisters" of those who might be voting conservatively.

Yet, there is an incredible disparity among those who wear the label "Roman Catholic". Some of the "priests" even support abortion, yet are not removed from the fellowship and treated as, "a Gentile or unbeliever". Why is there not a uniformity of thought here? Why are these folks then not removed? Evidently Rome honors choice over truth, independence over the Scriptures. This is not done by folks who adhere to the Scriptures.