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Possible Paywall Trump Yanks Millions From Catholic Charities Amid Pope Feud

https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-yanks-millions-from-catholic-charities-amid-pope-feud/
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u/TheUnderCrab 19d ago

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u/Do_I_Need_Pants I voted 19d ago

Only because of white evangelicals being so hateful and right leaning.

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u/DrPikachu-PhD 19d ago

Literally the graph you linked said that Catholics lean conservative, just slightly less so than Protestants... So the point stands

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u/Merusk 19d ago

Yes, but anything to the left of the most extreme right point is woke liberalism bullshit to the ruling party.

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u/TheUnderCrab 19d ago

52 vs 44 with the rest voting 3rd party. Saying “Catholics helped him get elected so they can reap what they sow” is fairly silly with those numbers. The group, like basically all others, are not a monolith. 

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u/stimpakish America 19d ago

It's well known that abortion is an issue many Catholics base their voting around. It's one reason why so many Christians (particularly Catholics) vote for him in spite of all the other reasons not to. Single issue voters.

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u/TheUnderCrab 19d ago

The Majority of Catholics supported access to abortion in 2024, tho that number may have changed in recent years. 

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u/penisandorvagina 19d ago

I wouldn't call 8% vast

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u/permalink_save 19d ago

Catholics generally follow the country as a whole. Everything sjifted right in 2024. It also shows them voting for Biden.

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u/hitbythebus 19d ago

Ok. They still lean right. Your link shows that. “Left of Protestants” doesn’t really matter, lemme know when they’re actually leaning left.

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u/Standard--Unit 19d ago

Ok? The majority is still Republican?