Yes, MattinTX, I "see" what you are getting at. Nevertheless, "non-denom. Protestants" can't complain, especially alongside the poor Nones -- not when they (non-denom. Protestants) are included in a "generic Protestant" head count and are counted as part of a critical mass of Protestant legislators in Congress!!!  The poor Nones (23% of population), on the other hand, have hardly any legislators in Congress who share their non-affiliation/non-religious beliefs.  Allegedly they are young, "in tune," and educated; but in so far as having political clout and savvy, they are losers (both strategically and organizationally) and, as a result, are radically underrepresented. Politically, they are a sorry lot.