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Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND
Two points before I retreat back into Home School and Telework land.... >20 million (10's of millions ) of 'faithful' is reasonable.
1. Faithful does not mean religious, I am sure many are faithful (i.e. believe in a god without supporting a specific religion)
2. 65 million people voted against trump, 62 million for trump in 2016 total, 327 million total population, just for context.
There are 90-100 million Evangelicals (per google)
70 million Catholics
7.5 million Jews
So lets say 170 million total in these three categories.
If 60% of those voted, and 80% voted for Trump (likely lower for Jewish, and perhaps Catholic, as I saw an article where in 2020 only 35% were planning to vote for Trump and up to 54% were 'open to it') (170 *0.6 *0.2) = 20 million. That is not counting the faithful of other faiths and non-denominational.
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In this context I believe Zimmy meant religious,but Icant be sure.
To vote for a candidate does not necessarily indicate one is voting “against” another. Perhaps a link would provide more clarity rather than opinion and conjecture. A thoughtful response regardless of loosely gathered thoughts and biased research which typically flows from the left.
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