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To: dschapin
“Abortion is not a single issue for but it is a non-negotiable one.”

That, by definition, is what a single issue voter is. Yeah I am sure you have all sorts of con issues that you support but this single issue will define whether or not you vote for a particular candidate. Here is a question for you. If you had a choice between a candidate who embodied all the loony left had to offer yet was pro-life and a candidate that was a pillar of conservative thought yet was pro-choice, which would you pick? Don’t say it could never happen, just answer.

27 posted on 06/01/2007 6:23:15 PM PDT by Witchman63 ("Don't immanentize the eschaton!")
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To: Witchman63

Still waiting to see dschapin’s answer.


29 posted on 06/02/2007 12:43:43 AM PDT by Irish Eyes
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To: Witchman63

In answer to your hypothetical question. If the conservative candidate was less pro-life than I would like but still supported many meaningfull restrictions on abortion - I would vote for him. However, if he supported abortion on demand like Giuliani does I could not in good conscience support him. I simply don’t want the blood of any unborn children on my hands. If the other candidate also was completely unacceptable I would vote for a write in candidate.


40 posted on 06/02/2007 1:18:46 PM PDT by dschapin (Duncan Hunter, 08!)
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