Voters tired of pride campaigns: ‘Too much twerking on social media!’
New Polling Data Reveals Voter Weariness with Corporate LGBT Narratives
A recent Summit poll conducted from June 15-19 has shed light on the growing fatigue among voters when it comes to corporations pushing LGBT narratives. Surprisingly, a staggering 73% of voters expressed their desire for businesses to focus solely on their products and services, steering clear of politics and cultural issues.
Lucas Miles: The Aggressiveness of Pride Campaigns
Lucas Miles, a faculty member at Summit, shared his insights with the Washington Examiner, highlighting the rapid and forceful nature of pride campaigns. He noted that these campaigns seem to tap into people’s fears and concerns, rather than gradually winning them over to their cause.
Miles further emphasized the overwhelming presence of pride-related content on social media, stating, “You can’t even open up social media without seeing some 50-year-old guy twerking half-naked or completely naked in your news feed through these news stories that are coming through.”
Conservatives’ Gatherings vs. Pride-Themed Gatherings
Miles pointed out a crucial distinction between conservatives’ events, such as Brave Books and Kirk Cameron’s library story hours, and pride-themed gatherings. He highlighted the family-friendly nature of conservative events, devoid of nudity or sexually explicit content. This allows individuals to decide whether they want to participate or not, without feeling offended, judged, or hated upon.
Impact on Children’s Development
The Summit poll also revealed that 61% of voters believe that exposing children to LGBT narratives negatively affects their emotional and psychological development. In contrast, 39% believe it to be beneficial. This finding raises important questions about the potential consequences of such exposure.
To read more about this topic, click here to visit the Washington Examiner.
The poll, conducted in partnership with McLaughlin & Associates, surveyed 1,000 likely general election voters, with an overall margin of error of plus or minus 3.1%.
Miles, the author of the book Woke Jesus, aims to expose the infiltration of woke ideology into the modern Christian church.
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