That makes them a crucial part of the Democratic base. An overwhelming majority (71 percent) of unaffiliated Americans, who made up one-quarter of the electorate, voted for Biden in 2020, according to the Pew Research Center. These findings suggest that an entirely different group of people could become the next generation of “abortion voters” - a label once associated with the religious right. Surveys conducted by the American Enterprise Institute’s Survey Center on American Life and the Pew Research Center found that abortion has become much more important to religiously unaffiliated Americans than it was in the past, while becoming less of a critical concern for white evangelicals. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the share of religiously unaffiliated Americans who said that abortion was a critical issue was higher than the share of white evangelicals who said the same. And for the first time in 2022, the year the Supreme Court overturned the federal right to abortion in Dobbs v. In 2021, the share of religiously unaffiliated Americans (a group that includes atheists, agnostics and people who identify with no religion in particular) who said abortion was a critical issue started to rise. The fall of Roe appears to be changing that. White evangelical Protestants - a group that has, since the 1980s, voted overwhelmingly for Republicans - were much more likely than other religious groups to say that abortion was a high priority. For decades, religious conservatives have been singularly focused on ending the constitutional right to abortion, a priority that few other demographic groups shared. Wade was overturned last year, many white evangelical Protestants didn’t just see the Supreme Court’s ruling as a political win - it was a spiritual victory. My mother comments on the apple tree's symmetry while the trees below keep running bases.Activists demonstrate in front of the Supreme Court during the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. I make my nephew a chinchilla-skin kaleidoscope and rinse the rocks stained with dreams. Off goes dragon-with-butterfly (once again) and I finish the wine. To sing a quarter tone flat while I collide a scope. Of my right ankle is still a bother, so I tell the basses The dragon and chinchilla are tipsy from the wineĪt this point and discuss the difference between dreamsĪnd electricity while my mother sautés the butterfly So a boy yells, "Drink!" and I take another sip of wine. Yet to run and they still haven't caught the butterfly, He doesn't know it yet, but that drum he's banging will envelop his dreams.Ī hike to the top of the cliff (a leap) re-energizes my dreamsĪnd I still can't relate to the maple leaves and their symmetry,īut at least I can look through a lampshade at the kaleidoscope Out the window where it lands on my nephew's spinning kaleidoscope. He didn't drink, so I throw the broken butterfly His action (when mother asks) on the wine Of our county's border was too much for me to bear. My brother put a block on local news the symmetry Stolen from their boxes - too much symmetry. Luckily, we all have a handy-dandy kaleidoscopeĪnd a bag (or two) of bitter-tasting wine The song's in too low of a key, which is the basisīehind the evil chinchilla's plan to mass-produce butterflyįarms as part of a larger goal to pillage the dreams To make up for the peach tree I couldn't dreamĪbout and another wrong note sung by the basses. Of the space and I have to chug another glass of wine The apple tree in the corner of the living room ruins the symmetry With holey wings and the dragon vomiting in my make-shift kaleidoscope.
One spin around the Milky Way leaves the butterfly So I embrace the scrupulous company of a dragon-riding-a-butterfly. I have yet to understand a coffee shop's symmetry, Which I guess is her way of selling dreamsĪt low prices.
I asked my mother for a glass kaleidoscope,īut instead she handed me three shots of wineĪnd a field guide to running galactic bases,
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