Young Religious Voters Notable Player in Swing States

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Fri Aug 15, 2008 2:38 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

Burf- Another thing: Read the statement you made about your "pro-choice but not pro-abortion friends"... Surely you'll see the fallacy.

And - You say you respect the opinion that "a woman and a woman alone" makes the decision to abort her baby. Either abortion kills a baby or it does not. No two ways about it. That a woman makes this decision for herself doesn't make it somehow noble... Talk about rights.... It's a human rights issue. People who are bigger and stronger decide to kill the weaker and the voiceless. That's not noble. And - where are these pro-choice friends on working for adoption rights? Great cover story on that (The Missing Adoptions) in National Review's July issue.

Young Religious Voters Notable Player in Swing States

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Fri Aug 15, 2008 2:17 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

burf- A christian may choose not to vote at all but it's never fine to cast a vote for someone who supports policy abhorrent to God. Murder of the not-yet-born and supporting laws penalizing those taking a scriptural view of homosexual sex (see what happened to Catholic adoption agencies over "gay" issues) would be abhorrent.

You feel a desire to help the hurting -- well, help. Scores of NON -govt groups are out there. We are to help and love our neighbor, yes. In wise, efficient ways that really help. The gov track record on that??? And Obama? Helping the poor, weak and needy? As a State Senator he voted NO on giving medical attention to babies with enough audacity of hope to survive their own abortions.