Actually it’s infer.
Yes or no, Dutchboy?
The word should have been “implying.”
Yes or no, Dutchboy?
It's imply. The sender implies, the receiver infers. If you are referring to something I said, you would say, "Are you implying that if one did not vote for Romney they are pro-abortion." I would then ask, "Are you inferring that from what I said?"
But, frankly, I cannot tell how you would infer that from what I said. Help me out, here.
One would certainly infer from someone voting for Obama that the person was a liberal, deeply committed to the radical left causes such as abortion, homosexuality, re-distribution of wealth, breakdown of nuclear family, hatred of Scriptural perspective of morality, fiscal recklessness, etc. I just have no idea where your question came from.
The thread is about a bunch of "bishops" getting grief from a "cardinal" because they all voted in favor of abortion. Where is Romney?