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RainDog Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Mar-27-10 04:31 PM
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27. did his constituents know he was anti-woman?
did his constituents know he would allow a religious belief that is in no way part of our government to give him permission to vote to treat women as second-class citizens?

because the truth is that the democratic party platform states it is pro-choice - REAL LIVES - not some religious ideation not grounded in science or law.

imo, anyone who is not pro-choice who cannot support choice anyway has no business in the democratic party.

anti-choice is a RADICALLY RIGHT POSITION.

it is an anti-equal rights position.

he may not force his religious beliefs on others in this nation. but, since he takes this position, I hope he is primaried.

What he did was disgusting.
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