Absolutely and totally untrue. But, I guess you could sliver out the non-Protestant Protestants, the sorta-Protestant Protestants, the Christmas and Easter Protestants, and pretend you were on to something. Unfortunately, if you're going to play that game you have to sliver out around 60% of Catholics in which case Catholics didn't vote for King Barry either.
But, I understand. It's tough to keep that joyful attitude to ongoing mass murder by contraception unless you point the finger at someone other then the den of vipers around you. Now enjoy the broad, easy, guilt free, highway you're on and just keep pointing fingers elsewhere. After all, taking up the cross and following Christ is a LOT tougher than revising the Word of God to suit yourself the same way Eve did.
have a nice day
No, the election data is based on the entire category of ‘Protestant’ which includes Episcopalians, blacks, liberals, conservatives, all of them.
The category of Protestant voted 54% republican, while baptized Catholics, members of a single church, voted pro-abortion democrat by 54%.
We see the same division with Hispanic voters.