To: nickcarraway
I am sure the governor clearly understands his position, said Liz Boyd, spokeswoman for Granholm. She would hope that he would understand hers as well.
And her position is, that as a Democrat, there will be hell to pay if she votes against abortion. After all, she can't risk her job.
I am constantly amazed at people who say they are Catholics and yet don't seem to understand or approve of Catholic doctrine at all. There are plenty of faiths that allow abortion, for goodness sake they should go out and find one.
But stop calling themselves Catholic, because they aren't.
To: I still care
I'll be the first to admit that I'm not the best Catholic around, but there is no way I'd back abortion.
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01/09/2004 10:29:23 PM PST by
Dan from Michigan
("And it's worth the sweat, and it's worth the pain, cause the chance may never come again" -)
To: I still care
I'm against abortion too, but would you say someone's not Catholic if he supports the death penalty? Or supports the war in Iraq? Or opposes welfare? The Catholic church talks about all those things. I'm not a Catholic; I'm just saying I bet you're being selective. I'm against abortion regardless of what Catholics say about it.
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