[ansel12]

Catholics have always been aligned with the liberal part of the democrats, the unions and big city bosses, and FDR etc, just as they are today.

Catholics are majority pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, democrat voters.

The democrat party is doing everything it can to continue and maximize the importation of Catholic voters.

[NKP_Vet]

“Catholics are majority pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, democrat voters”

You sound like a broke record. Obama 50% Romney 48%.

If you consider that a hell of a spread for Obama you can’t count. Take away some of the illegal Mexicans that voted for him, who couldn’t tell you the first thing about what the Catholic Church teaches and Romney would have carried the vote.

WHITE CATHOLICS (Mass attending) 59% for ROMNEY

40% for OBAMA.

Do you have any idea how bad Romney would have lost if not for 59% of WHITE Catholics voting for him. It’s scary.
I don’t know how many millions 59% represents, but it’s millions and millions.

Protestant Bush won the Catholic vote as recent as 2004. And Morman Mitt Romney basically tied for it in 2012.
But in your mind the democrats have a lock on the “Catholic” vote for the rest of the ages.

And you can bet your bottom dollar that all those hispanics that voted for Obama are not pro-abortion, and are not pro-homo “marriage”. Most hispanics are family-oriented and socially conservative. But they didn’t give social issues a thought when they voted for Obama. They voted for the person who promised them more and who was going to let the rest of their family come into the states and start getting handouts from the government.

[daniel1212]

Catholics have always been aligned with the liberal part of the democrats, the unions and big city bosses, and FDR etc, just as they are today. Catholics are majority pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, democrat voters. The democrat party is doing everything it can to continue and maximize the importation of Catholic voters.

He has repeatedly been shown this, but desperately resorts to such sophistry as arguing more (not percentage) Catholics voted for the conservative Romney in 2012 than any single Prot church (not combined), or that more prolife RCs voted conservative than evangelicals (refuted here ), or that WHITE Catholics voted Romney as a 9% majority. Or that liberal RC are to be counted, despite Rome treating them as members.

All of which spin avoids the manifest facts of what you posted.