That doesn’t strike me as likely. If he chooses a pro-abortion Catholic, he’ll lose traditional Catholics. Pro-abortion Catholics aren’t going to vote for him anyway, no matter what. So he would gain nothing by naming one as VP.I wonder what affect this will have on the selection of a VP as several who are alleged to be under consideration are pro-abortion Catholics.
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I meant the other guy, the one pro-abortion Catholics may well vote for. (Is this a silly way to carry on a discussion or what?)That doesn’t strike me as likely. If he chooses a pro-abortion Catholic, he’ll lose traditional Catholics. Pro-abortion Catholics aren’t going to vote for him anyway, no matter what. So he would gain nothing by naming one as VP.
I am full support of denying pols communion…why mince words… abortion is murder what about those who support pro choice and are not pols or the famous?By John-Henry Westen ROME, August 19, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The head of the highest court in the Vatican has given an interview with a Roman magazine in which he notes that when dealing with pro-abortion Catholic politicians, "the minister of the Eucharist has the obligation to deny It…
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