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Augustinian
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You almost did have him. John Kerry supposedly asked Mr. McCain to run for VP in 2004, although McCain turned him down.
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lilypadrees
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Amazing that you quoted John McCain saying that it would be up to his daughter whether or not she had an abortion. So in your opinion, that made him pro-choice rather than pro-life?
Listen, each person can state their views (hence the hypothetical family conference spoken of). But in the end, it is up to the individual who might not share the same views on the matter. Parents do their best to instill the proper morals and values in their children. But they cannot live their children’s lives for them or make decisions for them once their children are of age.
Listen, each person can state their views (hence the hypothetical family conference spoken of). But in the end, it is up to the individual who might not share the same views on the matter. Parents do their best to instill the proper morals and values in their children. But they cannot live their children’s lives for them or make decisions for them once their children are of age.
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Iterum
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This is the other side of the coin.
I was ready to vote for him against Obama. But it wasn’t because I thought he was wonderful, it’s because I thought he was better than obama. Same reason I voted for trump. He wasn’t my first pick, but he wasn’t Hilary.
I was ready to vote for him against Obama. But it wasn’t because I thought he was wonderful, it’s because I thought he was better than obama. Same reason I voted for trump. He wasn’t my first pick, but he wasn’t Hilary.
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Iterum
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She wouldn’t have a choice if McCain and the other worthless “pro life” republicans would actually do what they campaign on.
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