That is just fascinating reasoning.
We will never fix the Catholic vote as long as the majority of Catholics are committed to the idea that voting democrat is correct and proper, that Catholics are SUPPOSED to vote democrat.
No, we will never fix the Catholic vote as long as the majority of Catholics continue to not vote. Voting Republican is not an end, it is a means to an end. Until that means aligns itself with the majority of Catholics and Catholic doctrine neither party can presume the Catholic voter is in their pocket. The GOP should not look to convert the Catholics, it should look more to representing the Catholics. That is how democracy works.
Peace be with you.
You wrote:
“That is just fascinating reasoning.”
It’s absolutely correct reasoning which you will fail to even attempt to refute most likely. You have thus far failed each and every time.
“We will never fix the Catholic vote as long as the majority of Catholics are committed to the idea that voting democrat is correct and proper, that Catholics are SUPPOSED to vote democrat.”
Since there are 170,000,000 Protestants and only 70,000,000 Catholics, fixing the Protestant vote in this Protestant country that keeps electing liberal Protestants as president is a far more pressing issue than anything going on with Catholic voters.
Remember, there are probably almost as many Protestants who voted for Obama as all the Catholics combined in this country.
Fix your heretical little sects and this country would elect conservatives no matter what every single Catholic did.
That’s the truth, and it’s irrefutable.