When Roe v. Wade was overturned last year, many white evangelical Protestants didn’t just see the Supreme Court’s ruling as a political win — it was a spiritual…

This article shows how nonreligious voters have prioritized abortion as a issue while white evangelical have deprioritized since Roe overturn.

  • Grumps@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    Maybe. I might be convinced to vote in a democratic primary for the person who said, “I’m an atheist and I’m here to take our government back from the cults.”

    Though, I suppose I’m bolstering your point given my own hedging words.