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If a candidate is Pro-Abortion, then there really is no sense looking further into the candidate and the rest of his/her issues. No matter what the office, each office is a stepping stone for a more prominent office. Therefore even at the smaller levels of government, we need to elect Pro-Life Candidates if we ever are going to overturn Roe v. Wade.A question for those 100% against abortion: when choosing who to vote for, if you disagree with everything a candidate stands for and think him an inept fool, but he happens to share your beliefs on abortion, do you vote for him? Is abortion THE ONLY issue you consider at the polls? Just curious…
I worked on a City Council race awhile back and was doing phone banking, and several people said they’d not vote for a certain candidate because he was pro-abortion. I said abortion really wasn’t an issue the City Council addressed, but these people had their minds made up.
Also, I know the Catholic Church has always opposed abortion, and I know Roe vs. Wade took place in 1973, but I don’t really recall abortion being a major national issue, a major thing in Presidential races, for instance, until the 1980 race and the rise of Jerry Falwell and the Moral Majority. Or is my memory poor here?
Questions for those on this thread to think about – If a candidate cannot be trusted passing laws to protect the earliest stages of life, how can you trust this candidate will protect your life?
If this candidate were Pro-Terrorism (like Bin Laden) would you need to look any further at the rest of his/her issues to decide whether he/she would get your vote? Of course not! (The Pro-Terrorism issue was introduced by Fr. Pavone at Priests for Life).
There are a few issues (Abortion, Terrorism, Euthanasia) out there which declares a Serious Voter can in NO WAY place a vote for the candidate.