...Republicans are seen by Asians—as they are by Latinos, blacks, and some large proportion of whites—as the party of Bible-thumping, anti-gay, anti-abortion creationists. Factually, that’s ludicrously inaccurate.
In other words, for the Republican party to make inroads into the Asian-American voting bloc (which split 73-26 in favor of Obama), they will need to do more than make some vague noises about greater ethnic inclusion. They will need to think more deeply about whether the age of the earth is closer to 4000 or 4 billion years, whether females can negate unwanted pregnancies merely by willing it, and whether statistical theory and/or the central limit theorem is bunk.
Simple explanation for voting:
1. People who do not have a Biblical background tend to vote liberal (other non-Biblical religion, or pretend believers).
1. People who do have a Biblical foundation and are faithful or making an attempt to live by values tend to vote conservatively.
As more people from the rest of the world which has little to do with the Bible move here, the result is obvious. So, we are being told that to win politically, we have to bow down to Baal. They can have it, I will not bow down. And, God will rescue me and those who follow him. And even if he does not, we will still not bow down to Baal.
“Simple explanation for voting:
1. People who do not have a Biblical background tend to vote liberal (other non-Biblical religion, or pretend believers).
1. People who do have a Biblical foundation and are faithful or making an attempt to live by values tend to vote conservatively.”
If you read John Derbyshire’s excellent book, “We Are Doomed! Reclaiming Conservative Pessimism”, you will find that the assertions you just made above are quite wrong...