The big story from Alabama’s senatorial election

[rlvaughn]

The big story from Alabama’s senatorial election is the absence of evangelical voters

"As David French has observed, that means that about 350,000 fewer evangelicals turned out for this election than turned-out in previous elections. That is more than the difference in this election."

 

[kyredneck]

Excellent info. Thanks.

 

[Jerome]

The big story from Alabama’s senatorial election is the absence of evangelical voters

"As David French has observed, that means that about 350,000 fewer evangelicals turned out for this election than turned-out in previous elections. That is more than the difference in this election."

I just had to chuckle reading this at the bottom of Bible professor Burk's attempt at number crunching:

Correction: An earlier version of this article included calculations based on 2.4 million evangelicals in Alabama. That number is actually 1.8 million adult evangelicals in Alabama. Other figures have been re-calculated to reflect that correction.

Best stick to preaching.

 

[thatbrian]

The big story from Alabama’s senatorial election is the absence of evangelical voters

This is one of the negative effects of dispensationalism.

 

[Reynolds]

The big story from Alabama’s senatorial election is the absence of evangelical voters

They believed the garbage spewed by the left and their paid bimbos.

 

[Aaron]

They believed the garbage spewed by the left and their paid bimbos.

Watch out. There's no such thing as bimbos. All women are princesses waiting to be loved and appreciated.

 

[Reynolds]

Watch out. There's no such thing as bimbos. All women are princesses waiting to be loved and appreciated.

Sure they are.
I must admit that for most my life the women I was around most of the time were law enforcement and paramedics. Admittedly, not the top of the pool when talking about women. Our department chaplain once said to me,"If the women here had something sticking out of them for everythung they have let stick in them , they would look like porcupines."