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Can antiabortion Catholics support Obama? Some do.

Source: Christian Science Monitor

Los Angeles : CA : USA | about 1 year ago

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Roman Catholics – a sought-after swing vote in several battleground states – are caught up in a charged debate over how to apply the church’s moral teaching to politics. Like other Americans, Catholics rate the economy as the top issue for this election.

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