Hemant Mehta wrote about the growth of the nones in the United States and its effect on politics: "The next step, however, is converting those numbers into political power. I mentioned earlier that the "Christian" catch-all term didn't mean all that much and I could say the same here. People with "no religion" are not monolithic in their views, at least compared to atheists who are overwhelmingly on the side of [[progressivism|progressive]] politics. It doesn't matter how large our numbers grow if we vote below our weight compared to conservative Christians."<ref>[https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2021/12/14/survey-says-a-record-number-of-americans-have-no-religious-affiliation/ Survey Says: A Record Number of Americans Have No Religious Affiliation] by Hemant Mehta, 2021</ref> | Hemant Mehta wrote about the growth of the nones in the United States and its effect on politics: "The next step, however, is converting those numbers into political power. I mentioned earlier that the "Christian" catch-all term didn't mean all that much and I could say the same here. People with "no religion" are not monolithic in their views, at least compared to atheists who are overwhelmingly on the side of [[progressivism|progressive]] politics. It doesn't matter how large our numbers grow if we vote below our weight compared to conservative Christians."<ref>[https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2021/12/14/survey-says-a-record-number-of-americans-have-no-religious-affiliation/ Survey Says: A Record Number of Americans Have No Religious Affiliation] by Hemant Mehta, 2021</ref> |