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“Catholics need to be cognizant that there may be as many as five seats on the US Supreme Court to be filled by the next President of the United States. Christians must be vigilant not to be influenced by cunning deception to vote for anyone other than the most Pro-Life Political Candidate which is Donald Trump, who has provided a list of outstanding Conservative Pro-Life Judges. We know with absolute certainty, that if elected, Hillary Clinton will fill every one of those vacancies with ultra liberal pro-abortion judges. Christians who vote for abortion directly enable those who rip these defenseless innocent pre-born babies apart. Jesus said that whosoever harms one of these little ones, it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he were cast into the sea (Mark 9:42)”:
Catholic-Voter.com

"Fr. Frank stated, “Mr. Trump was crystal clear about the need to defend and promote the sanctity of life, to preserve the institution of marriage, to appoint pro-life judges, and to protect religious liberty. In fact, he mentioned explicitly the efforts of some to “restrict religious liberty with government mandates.” Priests for Life was among the first group to challenge the HHS mandate in court, and our case went all the way to the Supreme Court and is still unresolved”:
priestsforlife.org/pressreleases/5741-fr-pavone-thanks-donald-trump-for-key-message-to-christians

“Pro-life leader praises Donald Trump’s ‘exceptionally strong’ Supreme Court short list”:
lifesitenews.com/news/pro-life-leaders-praise-donald-trumps-exceptionally-strong-supreme-court-sh
 
Peter_J said:
I’m hopeful (somewhat, anyhow) that we will see an evolution in Kristol’s approach. Maybe I’m underestimating him (I don’t think so) but I believe that any Republican that he gets to run in the general will just be a “fourth-party candidate” with no chance to win – and I would say the same about the Green Party candidate (Jill Stein) and my own party’s candidate (Darrel Castle).
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I don’t think it’s possible to underestimate Kristol. I don’t think Castle is on the ballot in Illinois, but I may write him in.
 
Little_Sheep said:
Unlike Republicans, Democrats are proud of their presumptive nominee. And well we should be. In no way, shape or form is she “corrupt” or “anti-woman.” But I understand that it makes some Republicans feel better to spread such tripe.
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I suspect that Paula Jonres, Gennifer Flowers, Kathleen Wiley and Juanita Brodwerick would disagree with you. Covering up your husbands sexual assaults and rapes is hardly pro-women. Then there are the 600,000 women a year killed with her full support and the Nuns she wants to force to buy contraception. Unfortunately for the left “women rights” means the right of a woman to pay someone to kill her child. I dont know how anyone could be proud of supporting this woman.

As far as corrupt-Whitewater, The Clinton foundation, Cattle Futures, Missing law firm records, Vince Foster, Webster Hubble et al… And of course she it the First nominee in history to be running for office while under investigation by the FBI

Just how did the Clinton’s become so rich in the 16 years since they left office given Hillary said they were “dead broke” when they left office? .
 
GaryTaylor said:
I can’t imagine in view of the middle east where one gets the idea Hillary is for womens rights and religious freedom. The very people who have Hillary in their pocket believe in none of it. They believe in Sharia Law-period. Its active imagination not based on reality, Obama hope thats not coming.
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The Clinton Foundation proudly accepted money from countries where women cant vote, drive, cant be out of their house without a male relative and can be stoned to death for committing adultery.
 
Expatreprocedit said:
Then that’s a win for Hillary.
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I think it speaks more to Donald Trump and how he cannot be trusted. When you have one of the most red states in the nations, voting for possibly a 3rd option, doesn’t speak well of the republican nominee.
 
You know I’ve pretty much resigned myself to the idea that Hillary will win. I can’t see Trump winning with his current 70% disapproval rating…

I’m just gonna try and move ahead with the silver lining that she will likely be far better than Obama.
 
AFerri48 said:
You know I’ve pretty much resigned myself to the idea that Hillary will win. I can’t see Trump winning with his current 70% disapproval rating…

I’m just gonna try and move ahead with the silver lining that she will likely be far better than Obama.
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One would hope.

I’m not fan of HRC as I do believe she’s being poised to become president at any cost.

I do hope seeing the mistakes that Obama made, seeing the mistakes her husband made, and seeing how Bernie Sanders cornered her in a way humbled her enough to be a better person (I know it’s just wishful thinking)
 
chero23 said:
One would hope.

I’m not fan of HRC as I do believe she’s being poised to become president at any cost.

I do hope seeing the mistakes that Obama made, seeing the mistakes her husband made, and seeing how Bernie Sanders cornered her in a way humbled her enough to be a better person (I know it’s just wishful thinking)
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Believe it or not, I don’t think she’s as anti-Republican as he is, and I feel she’d be willing to work with Congress to compromise on things, which Obama has proven himself unwilling to even attempt. Even the Democrats in Congress say he doesn’t bother talking to them.

I’m honestly at the point where I believe Obama is such a bad president, that Hillary will be an actual improvement.

Plus, I feel the GOP could make up some potentially lost ground in Congress during the 2018 elections, and hopefully could put up someone better for president in 2020.

The Supreme Court may be a lost cause, but I don’t know what to say on that one. Maybe there’s alternative routes towards some goals than through the court.
 
Peter_J said:
Clinton’s isn’t much higher.

Don + Hill = no choice
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I’m just going to speculate here, some might say “oh that is an ignorant statement”.

But I firmly believe that 60% will vote they way they do bc they hate the other person.

20% might vote for the candidate and the last 20% will vote the way they do bc of the party
 
AFerri48 said:
Believe it or not, I don’t think she’s as anti-Republican as he is, and I feel she’d be willing to work with Congress to compromise on things, which Obama has proven himself unwilling to even attempt. Even the Democrats in Congress say he doesn’t bother talking to them.

I’m honestly at the point where I believe Obama is such a bad president, that Hillary will be an actual improvement.

Plus, I feel the GOP could make up some potentially lost ground in Congress during the 2018 elections, and hopefully could put up someone better for president in 2020.

The Supreme Court may be a lost cause, but I don’t know what to say on that one. Maybe there’s alternative routes towards some goals than through the court.
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Obama had the chance to do a lot better but missed.
 
Sy_Noe said:
Here’s what this poll says Americans say.

Hillary Clinton holds a double-digit lead over Donald Trump, according to a new national poll.
Clinton leads Trump 49% to 37% among likely general election voters. Gary Johnson 9%. Only 4% not sure and 1% not voting.

The same poll found 55% of those surveyed said they could never vote for Trump.

Additionally, President Barack Obama’s job approval rating is at 51%. This surpasses Ronald Reagan’s approval at a similar point in time of his Presidency.

time.com/4369220/hillary-clinton-lead-donald-trump-poll/

bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-06-14/bloomberg-politics-national-poll-june-2016
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And the electoral college numbers are even less promising for Trump:

frontloading.blogspot.com/2016/06/the-electoral-college-map-61316.html

Republicans have blasted his response to the Orlando shooting. Trump’s numbers could get even worse.
 
Sy_Noe said:
Here’s what this poll says Americans say.

Hillary Clinton holds a double-digit lead over Donald Trump, according to a new national poll.
Clinton leads Trump 49% to 37% among likely general election voters. Gary Johnson 9%. Only 4% not sure and 1% not voting.

The same poll found 55% of those surveyed said they could never vote for Trump.

Additionally, President Barack Obama’s job approval rating is at 51%. This surpasses Ronald Reagan’s approval at a similar point in time of his Presidency.

time.com/4369220/hillary-clinton-lead-donald-trump-poll/

bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-06-14/bloomberg-politics-national-poll-june-2016
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I saw the Bloomberg poll and it surprised me. A lot has happened since that poll came out
  1. Obama’s speech about Orlando
  2. Trump and the right attacking Obama for not using the word “radical Islam”
  3. The right talking about the 2nd amendment
  4. The way people perceived Trump and his tweets about Orlando
 
estesbob said:
I suspect that Paula Jonres, Gennifer Flowers, Kathleen Wiley and Juanita Brodwerick would disagree with you. Covering up your husbands sexual assaults and rapes is hardly pro-women. Then there are the 600,000 women a year killed with her full support and the Nuns she wants to force to buy contraception. Unfortunately for the left “women rights” means the right of a woman to pay someone to kill her child. I dont know how anyone could be proud of supporting this woman.

As far as corrupt-Whitewater, The Clinton foundation, Cattle Futures, Missing law firm records, Vince Foster, Webster Hubble et al… And of course she it the First nominee in history to be running for office while under investigation by the FBI

Just how did the Clinton’s become so rich in the 16 years since they left office given Hillary said they were “dead broke” when they left office? .
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Vince Foster? Funny that you accept the FBI investigation of Ms. Clinton as absolute proof of wrongdoing, but, despite an investigation by the very same FBI (along with the United States Parks Police, the Department of Justice, the United States Congress, independent counsel Robert B. Fiske, and Ken Starr) still imply (at the very least) that there was something fishy about Vince Foster’s death.
 
Next few days should be very interesting for the Trump campaign. Tomorrow night a rally in Dallas with large counter protests planned. Friday evening a rally in downtown Houston. Saturday 11am a rally in Las Vegas to be followed by another at 4pm in Phoenix. Hope Trump supporters will be on there best behaviour, but I also hope they’re totally prepared to defend themselves if attacked by criminal street thugs and violent leftists.
 
Seamus_L said:
Next few days should be very interesting for the Trump campaign. Tomorrow night a rally in Dallas with large counter protests planned. Friday evening a rally in downtown Houston. Saturday 11am a rally in Las Vegas to be followed by another at 4pm in Phoenix. Hope Trump supporters will be on there best behaviour, but I also hope they’re totally prepared to defend themselves if attacked by criminal street thugs and violent leftists.
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Violent leftists like the ones mentioned in the article below who were removed from a Trump rally in Atlanta?
The suspicion of protesters reached a point at which Trump supporters were informing on each other for not being “real” supporters. One woman pointed security toward a couple sitting quietly in their seats. “Them,” she mouthed.
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The couple seemed baffled and denied to a security agent that they were anything but genuine Trump admirers. He waved them toward the exit and said, “Let’s go.”
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Afterward the informer, who declined to give her name, grinned as onlookers congratulated her. “I heard one of them say ‘Never Trump’,” she said. “And one held up three fingers, like this.”
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She held up her hand in a Boy Scout salute.
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What did the three fingers signify?
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“I have no idea,” she said.
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theguardian.com/us-news/2016/jun/15/donald-trump-poll-numbers-us-election-hillary-clinton
 
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