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To: phoneman08
We’ve been slowing losing this country to the lefts incrementalism approach for decades. Lets work first on getting legislation passed and upheld that forbids partial birth abortion. Then after viability.

I would add that if we don't elect someone who might actually stop uncontrolled immigration and dependency on government, all elections will be lost for your children and grand children. The folks who embrace obvious attempts to use wedge issues to ensure the one candidate who might arrest the destruction of America as we know it and who actually might be able to win, by staying home in the general, or continuing to support a dishonest, unelectable candidate because he pretends to be pious, are just as responsible as the hard leftist for helping to further the leftist objectives. Trump has been clear on justices he would appoint. Of course he would sign incremental legislation such as a partial birth abortion ban. He is obviously not a committed leftist ideolog like Hillary or Bernie, it's fear mongering on the right to try to cast him as such.
37 posted on 04/23/2016 6:25:09 AM PDT by TimPatriot
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To: TimPatriot

The Biblical judgment for a nation practicing child sacrifice is invasion and conquest. Lamentations was written after that judgment.

Building a wall is medicating symptoms and will not protect from the wrath of God. Nothing will actually as it was not forgiven. He did delay His wrath with repentance by the ruler and his grandson’s revival, but when the nation again took up the practice it was unleashed. Through Babylonians.


52 posted on 04/23/2016 11:28:50 AM PDT by huldah1776 ( Vote Pro-life! Allow God to bless America before He avenges the death of the innocent.)
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