Jews, Non-Religious Most Likely to Approve of Obama
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Mister T
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I'm not really that surprised that the nonreligious really like Obama and that the protestants don't like him, but it is interesting that when he was campaigning, he made it a point that he was a strong protestant, yet the followers of his claimed religion dislike him.
Isn't it strange that Obama who is a protestant Christian himself is least supported by protestant Christians? You would think that his own religion would support him. However seeing as many protestants are in the religious right and heartland cultural warriors which are republican this could be seen as the normal. However many of these groups take stronger stances among moral issues than economic issues and I don't think Obama has really messed with moral issues like abortion so far.
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I'm not really that surprised that the nonreligious really like Obama and that the protestants don't like him, but it is interesting that when he was campaigning, he made it a point that he was a strong protestant, yet the followers of his claimed religion dislike him.
Isn't it strange that Obama who is a protestant Christian himself is least supported by protestant Christians? You would think that his own religion would support him. However seeing as many protestants are in the religious right and heartland cultural warriors which are republican this could be seen as the normal. However many of these groups take stronger stances among moral issues than economic issues and I don't think Obama has really messed with moral issues like abortion so far.
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