Those with more education, wealth and intelligence. Those with less pigment in the skin and more liberal politics. There is no sex difference. Charts below.
The question: "Please tell me whether or not you think it should be possible for a pregnant woman to obtain a legal abortion if: The woman wants it for any reason?"
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John Schwenkler points me to Rod Dreher's shock that religious people seem to support torture more than the non-religious:
And get this: the more often you go to church, the more pro-torture you're likely to be!
What on earth are these Christians hearing at church?! Very sad indeed.
John notes:…
For a hot-button issue which is arguably the social lodestar for American culture-wars people make a lot of unfounded assertions and assumptions about abortion. For example, poking around the GSS data set it's pretty evident that there isn't a sex difference in regards to the legal status of…
In response to my post below, Are the elites more polarized? Yes!, a comment:
The high "moderation" of low-income voters tends to make me think that what's measured is low-information voters instead, people don't take an active interest and who answer in harmless generalities. And maybe people who…
Within the past year, public sentiment has shifted. It has
been changing slowly, but steadily. Sometime in the past
year, it
reached the crossover point. Now there is a simple majority
who think that religious groups should stay out of politics.
From the Pew
Research Center for the People…
Did any of these charts come with numbers (vocab scores don't count)?
yes. i cut them off because of the 500 pixel image size limit.
http://sda.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/hsda?harcsda+gss06
row: ABANY
column: SEX, DEGREE, WORDSUM, SEI, etc.
And the point is?
Maybe knowledge for it's own sake, Joel?