mot78
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Wed Apr-28-04 04:57 PM
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| Are there more Pro-Choice Repugs or Pro-Life Democrats? |
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I know this is a continuation of the other thread, but I'm curious. Based on perception, does anyone here think are there more Pro-Choice Repugs than Pro-Life Dems? Or is it vice-versa? Personally I think there are more Pro-Choice Repugs, at least in Congress.
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| DAGDA56
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Wed Apr-28-04 05:03 PM
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| 1. I've always preferred the terms to be pro-choice and anti choice. |
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...Few people are pro abortion, and most are pro life...I do believe there are more pro-choice Republicans than anti-choice Democrats. Being anti-choice with regard to questions of abortion or any issue for that matter sort of flies in the face of what it means to be liberal, I think.
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| physioex
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Wed Apr-28-04 05:05 PM
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| 2. I would greatly divide the party..... |
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I am not sure. But if the issue were forced, it would greatly divide the party. The true conservatives want less government interference while the right wing thinks it is immoral. In my opinion, the party was hijacked by the Christian Nuts.
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| girl gone mad
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Wed Apr-28-04 05:19 PM
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it wasn't our party that was hijacked by freedom hating fundamentalists.
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