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In reply to the discussion: This Map Shows The Dominant Religious Group In Every US County [View all]AtheistCrusader
(33,982 posts)23. Here's the top 6
Connecticut Knights of Columbus: $250,000
Knights of Columbus: $75,250
Washington State Catholic Conference: $70,394
Archdiocese of Seattle: $55,000
Catholic Health Association: $50,000
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: $30,000
The data source for the top ten is offline. Those top donors are ALL catholic orgs.
I don't see any physicians or healthcare professionals or disability rights activists there in that list.
http://ballotpedia.org/Washington_%22Death_with_Dignity_Act%22,_Initiative_1000_(2008)
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The Jewish people live in the most intelligent places...or they cause the places to be intelligent.
BlueJazz
Dec 2013
#80
Your first map has convinced me that Catholic-bashing is the only way forward
struggle4progress
Dec 2013
#10
Yeah, look at that Catholic Left Coast. What's up with that? They must be hiding, I seldom see 'em..
freshwest
Dec 2013
#11
Hey, I didn't have any problem with your post... Just wondering about the anomaly out here, is all..
freshwest
Dec 2013
#13
They pop up whenever an issue hits the fan. I-1000 in Washington. Top ten opposed donors.
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2013
#19
Your browser probably doesn't handle the "_(2008)" at the end of the URL.
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2013
#32
I guess I have to repeat myself: Latinos are not a large percentage of the population of Oregon.
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2013
#33
Makes it easy to understand just how homophobia and misogyny are still so rampant here.
cleanhippie
Dec 2013
#14
Interesting information, but anyone who presents data as circles should be shot, I'm afraid.
Donald Ian Rankin
Dec 2013
#63
I find it odd how religious affiliation is affected so much by state boundaries.
goldent
Dec 2013
#70