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To: OMalley
as a catholic myself i can tell you that ALOT lean left. BUT they will come out and support a STRONG pro life candidate regardless of party.

They didn't support Bush in 2000, but did, 52-47, in 2004. I know many Catholics who did in fact switch their vote because of the abortion issue but almost every one of them tell me it was a mistake now because they are and have been against the war.

736 posted on 01/30/2007 9:04:40 PM PST by Dolphy
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To: Dolphy

yes, the war does seem to be a big issue with catholics (mostly against)but i still think a strong pro lifer could sway them again.

of course some, unfortunatly are hopelessly lost and would vote dem, regardless.

Our parish nun, actually encouraged folks for the 06 election to vote anti war only stating that "bushes war" was far worse than abortion. i cant wrap my brain around that kind of logic.

oddly many of them seem to like rudy, go figure because he seems strong on defense. so if duncan is also, but is pro life, he could possibly swing some votes there:)


742 posted on 01/30/2007 9:09:28 PM PST by OMalley (Duncan Hunter 08)
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