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His support will be much more than moral support. Two Supreme Court justices turning 88 and 82. Some of his goals, per the article:
- direct public funding of abortions
- force states to accept Medicare funding for Planned Parenthood
- federal funds supporting abortion overseas
- direct the Justice Department to “do everything in its power” to block state pro-life laws, including parental notification requirements, ultrasound laws, and waiting periods.
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AlNg
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I don’t see how Catholics like Pelosi and Biden can support laws allowing late term abortion.
Tis_Bearself
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I have taken to praying daily that God somehow gets Biden back to the fold.
It makes me rather sad to see this given that I know he or at least his family still practice.
I just saw the daily Mass intention at their parish was for his deceased son a few weeks back.
(I was looking to see if they were resuming public daily Mass as I have often gone there on weekdays in the past, not to snoop on the Bidens.)
It makes me rather sad to see this given that I know he or at least his family still practice.
I just saw the daily Mass intention at their parish was for his deceased son a few weeks back.
(I was looking to see if they were resuming public daily Mass as I have often gone there on weekdays in the past, not to snoop on the Bidens.)
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Ridgerunner
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What an awful thing. He’s 77 years old and death comes “like a thief in the night”. Does he believe in the God that Catholics believe will judge him for all eternity?
Tis_Bearself
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I think there’s a good chance the man has diminished mental capacity. Half the stuff he says he would do, the executive doesn’t even have the power to do.
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Ridgerunner
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It’s not the same thing, but when I see reference to things like this, I am reminded of something Solzhenitzyn said about Maxim Gorky. Gorky had left the Soviet Union, disgusted with it, but found that outside of it he had no money or fame. So he returned and turned into a stooge for Stalin, including praising the Gulag. I’m paraphrasing, but Solzhenitzyn said something like this:
“And so, descending into his grave, he blessed the Archipelago”.
An awful, awful thing to witness. Stomach-churning, really. And so it is with Joe Biden.
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Ridgerunner on Biden’s radical abortion advocacy . . .
The thing with Joe, this love for protecting murdering preborn babies did not begin when his dementia set in.
This terrible murderous path he chose
has been going on for many years.
Yep.
The thing with Joe, this love for protecting murdering preborn babies did not begin when his dementia set in.
This terrible murderous path he chose
has been going on for many years.
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AINg . . .
Catholics explicitly or implicitly supporting murder is an abomination.
Intellects of these people have been willfully darkened.
Not healthy spiritually for themselves or those they LEAD into sin.
Ostensibly they always masquerade themselves as do-gooders.
A very reasonable concern AINg.
Catholics explicitly or implicitly supporting murder is an abomination.
Intellects of these people have been willfully darkened.
Not healthy spiritually for themselves or those they LEAD into sin.
Ostensibly they always masquerade themselves as do-gooders.
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Horton
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I know the stock answer is “I’m not a one issue voter” but how can a Catholic in good conscience vote for another Catholic so enmeshed in such a mortal sin. I am really curious about this and have not seen a decent answer.
Please do not turn this into a list of Trump’s “crimes”. The topic here is not Trump but a Catholic candidate who advocates for abortion and is in a state of mortal sin. If the response is in reference to dementia, why would anyone vote for someone who has dementia?
Please do not turn this into a list of Trump’s “crimes”. The topic here is not Trump but a Catholic candidate who advocates for abortion and is in a state of mortal sin. If the response is in reference to dementia, why would anyone vote for someone who has dementia?
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c4csp
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Abortion is the big issue. Then there is gun control, climate change, and these feel good positions that are false. Democrats love to use emotion to gain power.
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Dr_Meinheimer
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Can we stop with the pretense that Biden is a moderate please? Between things like this, and his love of AOC and her green ideas, the guy’s way out there.
Here is a shot of his favorite store, for those interested.
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Here is a shot of his favorite store, for those interested.
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Mulligan2
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Abortion will likely be a non-issue in the upcoming election. Trump’s incompetence will be the most prominent issue.
. . . and Biden’s incompetence.
I really mean no disrespect to the man, but, as one of the others suggested, he has “issues,” and if he gets into a debate with Trump he’ll be a laughingstock.
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Maximian
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“For if a man be a hearer of the word, and not a doer, he shall be compared to a man beholding his own countenance in a glass. For he beheld himself, and went his way, and presently forgot what manner of man he was.”
(James 1:23-24)
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Ridgerunner
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Trump’s incompetence, like what? No talking points please. We aren’t at war except for the remnant of one in Af/Pak. None are on the horizon. Despite Covid the economy is coming back. The stock market is still thousands of points above where it was when he took office. Our trade imbalance is being addressed. ISIS is defeated. Solemeini and Baghdadi are dead. He appointed two prolife justices and a lot of lower judges.
Other than his manners, what’s your complaint…a real one.
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Victoria33
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Well, the sanctity of life does account for something with a lot of voters versus what’s basically just a gratuitous insult. Life does count some.
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Nepperhan
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Well, folks here should admit that the headline is misleading. Biden did not say that.
LeafByNiggle
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But what if that is exactly the reason why one chooses to vote for Biden? I am still hoping that Republicans will come to their senses before the convention and nominate someone else who be a credible candidate that I could vote for over Biden.
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Then I would say you have some soul searching to do. As a Catholic you could vote for a Catholic who is in such a state of mortal sin? In someway saying his advocacy of abortion is acceptable to you?
And once again do not make this about Trump. You & I both know the likelihood of another Republican candidate is very slim. This conversation is not about Trump, we have too many threads on him already.
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