A new poll was released today. Of particular interest is the latest information regarding Ohio.
“In November 2004, 76 percent of white evangelical Christians in Ohio voted for Mr. Bush. When asked in this poll whether they approve or disapprove of the job Mr. Bush is doing as president, 49 percent approved while 45 percent disapproved.”
Simply astonishing.
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--Ernest Hemingway
Welcome to "The Noisy Lion", blog-auxiliary of The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College's school newspaper. A regularly updated source for wide-ranging cultural and political commentary, it serves to augment print content and foster discussion of relevant topics. Both original articles and abbreviated observation will be featured here.
Interested in contributing?
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Philip Primeau ('10), Editor
Douglas P. Case ('11), Asst. Editor
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1 comment:
It probably has to do with the fact that, and I know this is going to sound astounding, the Republican Party has been too secular. They have held the branches of government for two years and abortion remains legal, plus they couldn't ban flag burning. I'm willing to bet these and other issues have been a source of severe disappointment for the religious right in their chosen party.
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