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To: ansel12; JCBreckenridge
JCBreckenridge after you read post 31, then read post 28 for an example of what I was saying.

And after that, read post 21 for an example of how our poster likes to play with words and uses the words "pro-life" and "Republican" synonymously.

Before abortion was a major electoral issue or even any type of issue , Protestants voted Republican. That's up to at least the early '70s. That trend has simply continued. Yet he likes to tell us that Protestants have always voted "pro-life".

They're voting Republican. Just like they've always done. Before and after abortion became a hot issue.

He has no more idea of whether Protestants are voting "pro-life" or voting "pro-tax cuts" or "pro-anything".

69 posted on 09/17/2012 6:53:36 PM PDT by marshmallow (.)
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To: marshmallow

Well, for certain values of protestant, sure.

But Protestants are very different beasts. There is more difference between Episcopalians and Baptists than between Catholics and Baptist.


76 posted on 09/17/2012 7:23:22 PM PDT by JCBreckenridge (Texas, Texas, Whisky)
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