US Poll: Empathy Divides White Evangelicals, Republicans from Democrats, Non-Religious

A new American poll highlights a sharp partisan and religious split over the moral value of empathy, with White Evangelicals and Republicans viewing it as a potential threat to society, while Democrats and the non-religious largely support it. The findings underscore deepening cultural polarization in the US, though the poll's methodology and exact question wording are not detailed. This matters as it reflects broader societal divisions that could influence political behavior and policy debates.