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To: UnwashedPeasant

Abortion is a moot point currently. SCOTUS would have to be over ridden.

Borders jobs and Islamic threat are biggest priorities


10 posted on 04/04/2016 12:12:42 AM PDT by Nifster (I see puppy dogs in the clouds)
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To: Nifster
"Abortion is a moot point currently. SCOTUS would have to be over ridden."

The next president will shape SCOTUS for decades, starting on day 1 with the Scalia replacement.

12 posted on 04/04/2016 12:19:58 AM PDT by UnwashedPeasant (A slave is one who waits for someone to come and free him.)
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Well, that’s the point with wanting to make sure we get someone in there that will put conservative judges on SCOTUS. I am supporting Trump, and he is saying he will do it. If he indicates he won’t put pro-life judges on, I won’t be able to support him, but I am trusting him.


30 posted on 04/04/2016 1:30:26 AM PDT by Pinkbell (Liberal tolerance only extends to people they agree with.)
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To: Nifster
Abortion is a moot point currently. SCOTUS would have to be over ridden.

Having a President that is an enthusiastic and public defender of human life wouldn't help in winning the debate in the court of public opinion?

The next president could appoint 3-4 new justices to the USSC? is that important? If so, would you trust a president that has been steadfast in his support for stopping the murder of the most innocent and vulnerable among us, or a guy who has been all over the board?

Are you a defeatist or are you just not pro-life? Both?

62 posted on 04/04/2016 6:43:14 AM PDT by Mase (Save me from the people who would save me from myself!)
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