Political quiz

[Sava]

better, in spite of that

[Jon Miller]

What about the House? Wiki describes the US religious affiliations as 'The majority of Americans (73%) identify themselves as Christians and about 20% have no religious affiliation.'

Yet pan to the House and we see Christian denominations accounting for 90.3%, Jewish for 7.3% and other religions for 1.4%. 1.1% refused to state. 0% atheists.

So the 20% with no religion are represented by who exactly? You call that secular? Are any of those senators you mentioned non-religious?

The breakdown in the Senate is
1% Buddhist
3% not affiliated
10% Jewish

Overall it is (a couple of years ago?)
0.4% Buddhist
0.4% Muslim
1.5% Other non-Christian (including atheist and non-affiliated)
8.4% Jewish

Overall it is (now?)
1.9% non affiliated/none
0.2% hindu
0.2% atheist
0.2% unitarian universalist
0.6% Buddhist
0.4% Muslim
6.2% Jewish

The Americans who have no religion mostly feel they are represented by religious delegates.

JM

[Hauldren Collider]

lmao at the dumb little rich kid who thinks he knows **** about a country he's never visited and knows nothing about.

whoooosh

[Sava]

Is that the sound truth makes when it rushes past you?