evidence: What the author really seems angry about is that the company’s CEO opposes same-sex marriage. But the framing of the piece made Christianity the villain, and the headline -- "Chick-fil-A’s Creepy Infiltration of New York City" -- was sufficiently troubling that Nate Silver quickly tweeted "This is why Trump won." Fair point. Religious bigotry is always dangerous. But there’s a deeper problem here, a difficulty endemic to today’s secular left: an all-too-frequent weird refusal to acknowledge the demographics of Christianity. When you mock Christians, you’re not mocking who you think you are. [...] By the way, I stopped by the new Chick-fil-A in lower Manhattan just before I left town the other night (I teach at The King's College about two-plus months a year in two-week seminars). It was crowded, of course, and I would say that the Friday-night clientele was about 75 percent African-American -- about the same as the establishment's staff.