New Gallup poll isn’t the ‘gotcha’ abortion supporters think it is. Here’s why.
Gallup's poll is marked by carefully worded questions which tend to poll poorly and thus not provide an accurate result regarding pro-life views in America.
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Lockdowns contribute to record mental health decline: New Gallup survey
However, mental health indicators actually are on the rise for those actively living out their faith.
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Republicans are ready to return to normal but Democrats aren’t, new poll suggests
A mere 5% of male and 3% of female Democrats reported to be willing to resume normal activities.
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More pro-life voters than ever before say abortion is ‘threshold issue’
47 percent of voters say ‘abortion issue is one of many important factors to their vote.’
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New Gallup poll shows increasing American support for assisted suicide, polygamy, premarital sex
‘At least seven in 10 U.S. adults say birth control, drinking alcohol, getting a divorce, sex between an unmarried man and woman, gambling, and smoking marijuana are acceptable moral behaviors.’
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Gays, lesbians vastly overrepresented on TV in UK: diversity monitoring group
The number of on-screen homosexual contributors at some networks is more than three times the general population.
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Gallup poll shows pro-life support climbing as states pass laws to protect babies
Last week, Gallup released its annual public-opinion poll on abortion policy, and its results contain some good news for abortion opponents.
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Americans vastly overestimate the size of the LGBT population
U.S. adults, on average, continue to believe that about 25% of the population is gay or lesbian, more than five times the actual number.
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Catholic Mass attendance in U.S. plunges under Francis pontificate
'The Francis pontificate correlates to the sharpest drop in U.S. Mass attendance in recent decades.'
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Gay ‘marriage’ receives highest approval rating ever in Gallup poll
Sixty-one percent of respondents believe homosexual unions should be legally recognized today, but 68 percent were against it in 2005.
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