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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: HAPPY2BME on April 14, 2017, 06:26:15 AM
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Republicans now more likely to tolerate adultery by presidential candidates than Democrats
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The turning point for both parties was 2016. Go figure. Equally unsurprising: Among four religious groups tracked (white mainline Protestants, white evangelicals, Catholics, and unaffiliateds), the biggest shifts from 2016 to 2017 were among white evangelicals and unaffiliateds.
Unaffiliateds, a traditionally Democrat-leaning group, dropped 10 points (from 73 percent to 63) in their tolerance of adultery by presidential candidates.
White evangelicals, a core Republican constituency, gained 10 points (from 43 percent to 53). White evangelicals are now more likely than white mainline Protestants to say that a candidate’s past extramarital affair wouldn’t make a difference to their vote, 53 percent to 50.
On a closely related question, whether they’d be less likely to vote for a candidate who’d committed adultery in the past, mainline Protestants were once again more disapproving than evangelicals, 50 percent to 43. That’s a “Trump effect” if ever there was one.
Exit question: According to this same survey, just 73 percent of Americans say that a one-night stand “always” constitutes cheating on a partner while just 76 percent say that regular intercourse with someone other than your partner “always” constitutes cheating. Uh, what?
http://hotair.com/archives/2017/04/13/everything-partisan-republicans-now-likely-tolerate-adultery-presidential-candidates-democrats/
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And we wonder why the children of this nation are so confused about life, what gender they are, and turn completely to idolizing themselves and posting their vaginas and penises on their cell phones to each other.
Truly, this is a reprobate nation.