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To: ansel12
Am I not clear?

I'm pointing out that the Republicans are taking us down the same road to destruction. In some places (like California) they appear to be out in front.

You're telling us that they're going to save America. I say they they won't.

Simple.

51 posted on 05/09/2013 12:47:03 PM PDT by marshmallow
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To: marshmallow

What appears clear to me, is your support for the Catholics voting democrat, it seems to be your determined point, that it is the right thing to do in the face of the GOP not being conservative enough, in election after election, after election, in state after state, after state.

As far as the GOP, being on freerepublic you might have noticed all the dissatisfaction with the GOP here from conservatives? But that hasn’t led them to vote DEMOCRAT, dissatisfaction with the GOP did not lead pro-lifers to vote FOR Clinton, and Clinton, and Al Gore, and Obama, and Obama.

I have never said the GOP is “going to save America”, yet you keep posting stuff like that, also calling me a democrat voter, which makes for some weird posting, I have never belonged to either party but that still doesn’t mean that I prefer the Catholics voting for the PURE left-wing, anti-God, pro-abortion, pro-homosexual party.

Defending the democrat vote and their gaining ground in America and seeming to support them in California and as better for Catholics, and hoping that the South gets many more democrats, is totally whack for supposed pro-life conservatives.

Voting democrat is a bad thing, not a good thing to be defended.


53 posted on 05/09/2013 1:05:18 PM PDT by ansel12 (Sodom and Gomorrah, flush with libertarians and liberals, short on social conservatives.)
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To: marshmallow
Some people just have a screw loose about this.

Overall, Romney carried White Catholics, as did Bush and McCain. Source

Romney's vote among White Catholics in the Northeast was only 2 percentage points less than his vote among White Protestants in that part of the country. Source

Race and geography and degree of religiosity are more important than religious denomination in determining voting patterns.

Some people here just need somebody to blame (i.e. Catholics), though. One or two have even become famous (at least around here) for that.

54 posted on 05/09/2013 1:05:52 PM PDT by x
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