[daniel1212]

Shh! That is what is being avoided. As for the attempt to charge evangelicals with poor turnout, polling data from The Faith and Freedom Coalition, an organization in Duluth, Ga., dedicated to educating and mobilizing people of faith to be effective citizens, revealed that the evangelical vote increased to 27 percent this year, with 78 percent of them voting for Romney and 21 percent for Obama. http://www.citizenlink.com/2012/11/08/surveys-evangelical-electorate-vote-increases/

[metmom]

People are looking for someone to blame and, as usual, it’s the EVIL Christian’s fault.

We’re being figuratively fed to the lions.

[Tired of Taxes]

The Faith and Freedom Coalition, an organization in Duluth, Ga., dedicated to educating and mobilizing people of faith to be effective citizens, revealed that the evangelical vote increased to 27 percent this year, with 78 percent of them voting for Romney and 21 percent for Obama.

Those are the numbers from the same study that I keep posting. Except the article you found doesn't mention the other numbers: Catholics were surveyed for that study, too. See my post #127 above with the numbers and the link to the FFC.