The theofascists in America supported the GOP once again but it wasn't anywhere near enough.
Election 2006: In brief
Tucson, Arizona Published: 11.09.2006
Defying predictions of widespread disillusionment, white evangelical and born-again Christians did not desert Republican congressional candidates and they did not stay home from the polls, nationwide exit polls show.
When it came to turnout, white evangelicals and born-again Christians made up about 24 percent of those who voted, compared with 23 percent in the 2004 election. And 70 percent of those white evangelical and born-again Christians voted for Republican congressional candidates nationally, also little changed from the 72 percent who voted for Republican congressional candidates in 2004.
"It looks like the white evangelical base of the Republican Party pretty much held firm," said John Green, a senior fellow with the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.
Thursday, November 09, 2006
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