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Conservative legal scholar Douglas Kmiec has warned that Obama&39s position would spread same-sex marriage across the states, although Obama disputes that ...
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By George Dienhart Over the weekend, David Mark published an article on Barack Obama??s problems with Catholic voters in the Politico. While I wholly agree that Sen. Obama is running behind in Catholic votes, I also believe that Mr. Mark does not have a firm grasp on why. The article seems on focus on Sen. Clinton being a better ???fit??? for Catholics. He cites John Green of the University of Akron as saying the following ???Hillary Clinton, probably because of her Methodism and her liberalism, hol
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By Douglas W. Kmiec That despite our profound disagreements, ???we can live with one another in a way that reconciles the beliefs of each with the good of all ...
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Those who seek living, breathing evidence of Barack Obama's crossover appeal might want to go see Douglas Kmiec pictured tonight at the University of Minnesota. If the hall is crowded, it may not be due to the big names that crowd the title of his lecture "The Separate Competencies of Church and State: What John Kennedy and John Roberts Mean for Mitt Romney and Osama bin Laden". A bigger draw may be the arch-conservative speaker's post-Romney swoon over Obama, which has seriously rattled his
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Separate Competencies As a lapsed Catholic, one recognizes certain symbols used by spiritual artists in an attempt to create visual images that mean to show the relevance in today??s world of the mysteries of the Creator. The liberal use of decoupaged layers of tissue paper in colors and shapes vaguely looking like celestial objects is a clear sign that some semi-cool monk is about to invite you to guitar mass. So when an announcement for a Continuing Legal Education program arrived in Friday
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I just read your latest response to Douglas Kmiec??s article in Slate about the possible appeal of Barack Obama to Catholics. You argue that Obama??s position ...
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Barack Obama and a few of his typical voters The Catholic News Agency has written a piece today reviewing Barack Obama's pandering act of obeisance 2007 speech to the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the transcript of which only became available yesterday. In his speech, Obama pledged "I will not yield" on the issue of choice. Just for the record: As of this writing, 48,589,993 babies have been "choiced" to death thanks to Roe v. Wade. Deal Hudson has also published a story about Obama's "Ca
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???The California Supreme Court convenes Tuesday for an extraordinary, three-hour session on the most contentious issue the high court has confronted in years: whether same-sex couples should be allowed to legally marry,??? the San Diego Union-Tribune reported: The court??s final ruling, expected in June, will not only affect the state??s 90,000 same-sex couples but also possibly reverberate across the nation. Possibly?! No matter how the court rules, its decision will reverberate across the nation.
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There is an especially interesting and important post over at dotCommonweal--a post that could not be more relevant to us here at MOJ in the political season now upon us. I've pasted it below. The author of the post is an associate editor of Commonweal. After you've finished reading the post, be sure to go to dotCommonweal to read all the interesting comments that the post is now eliciting/provoking! Here. Hudson, Kmiec, and Abortion Politics February 27, 2008, 2:39 pm Posted by M
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By Douglas W. Kmiec Just over a year ago, Bishop William S. Skylstad of Spokane, Wash., then-president of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, ...
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Over at Inside Catholic, Deal Hudson sheds some light on Barack Obama and the Catholic vote.In early January I wrote a column arguing that Barack Obama "will not win the Catholic vote." Although Obama has won eleven primaries in a row, his "Catholic problem" is emerging in voting patterns and early media skirmishes. Catholic-vote expert Steve Wagner predicted two months ago that Clinton would beat Obama among Catholics. Clinton's advantage, Wagner explained, is her ability to put forth "pers
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Meet your friendly neighborhood minister. His name is Jim Nimmons and he lives in a city named, wait for it, Cathedral City, California. You will learn in a minute why that name is ironic at this point. You'll find the link to the NY Times story below at the bottom. Jim's the pastor of First Southern Baptist Church and he's in a peck of trouble. In fact he's got an eternity's worth. He has a small little church and he decided to paint the word 'eternity' on the roof of the church. Well, why n
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UPDATE: As I hope those who read Doug Kmiec's piece can readily see, I didn't mean "responds to Robby George" literally. Indeed, Doug wrote his piece before he could possibly have seen the comments Robby sent me for posting. It would be very interesting to read a literal response by Doug to Robby, on the precise issues Robby addresses in his post. With Robby's help, I will encourage Doug to provide such a response. Robby George criticized Barack Obama in the message I posted here this
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Hudson, Kmiec, and Abortion Politics February 27, 2008, 2:39 pm Posted by Matthew Boudway This is a revised and somewhat shortened version of a letter I wrote to Deal Hudson last week he has posted his own summary of the letter on the InsideCatholic website and promises to respond. ?Dear Deal, I just read your latest response to Douglas Kmiec??s article in Slate about the possible appeal of Barack Obama to Catholics. You argue that Obama??s position on abortion should keep all faithfu
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By George Dienhart Over the weekend, David Mark published an article on Barack Obama??s problems with Catholic voters in the Politico. While I wholly agree that Sen. Obama is running behind in Catholic votes, I also believe that Mr. Mark does not have a firm grasp on why. The article seems on focus on Sen. Clinton being a better ???fit??? for Catholics. He cites John Green of the University of Akron as saying the following ???Hillary Clinton, probably because of her Methodism and her liberalism, hol
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Robby George criticized Barack Obama in the message I posted here this morning. For a rather different view of Obama, by Doug Kmiec, famously Catholic law professor at Pepperdine, former dean of the Catholic University School of Law, and, not least, a Republican who served under Presidents Reagan and George H. W. Bush, keep reading. Thanks to MOJ reader Ronald Volkmer, at Creighton, for sending me this. A Prayer From Barack Obama Douglas W. Kmiec 03-03-2008 In the Feb. 26 Democratic de
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Douglas Kmiec Assistant attorney general, Office of Legal Counsel, 1985-??89 The bull??s-eye, I think, was always on OLC in any political administration because we do have the capacity to be the naysayers. People are enthusiastic about their ideas, and that??s why they come to Washington in the first place. Ideology motivates them and they want to get things done. ?? Now, it??s our duty to some degree to try and find a way, as most lawyers do, to implement policy if possible. But if it??s not poss
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Pepperdine University legal scholar Douglas Kmiec said striking down DC&39s gun ban won&39t have an immediate impact on New York, which tightly restricts who ...
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In one of the most vacuous statements I&39ve ever read, Douglas Kmiec has endorsed Barack Obama for president. Kmiec is a Republican who served in the Justice ...
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In early January I wrote a column arguing that Barack Obama "will not win the Catholic vote." Although Obama has won eleven primaries in a row, his "Catholic problem" is emerging in voting patterns and early media skirmishes. Catholic-vote expert Steve Wagner predicted two months ago that Clinton would beat Obama among Catholics. Clinton's advantage, Wagner explained, is her ability to put forth "persuasive arguments on key social issues." Obama, according to Wagner, has yet to make these ki
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In the online magazine Slate ?? aka The Orthodox bastion of Catholic thought. Douglas W. Kmiec justifies his personal views by placing opinion polls before 2,000 years of Catholic teaching. Not long ago I would have done the same. Doug and his polls are right about one thing - about half of Catholics in the United States are going to vote for the Democratic candidate this November whether that be Obama or Clinton. Scandal! ???While no papal instruction will ever condone the "right to choose," the
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"Whatever the court does, I&39d think it will be the center of attention," says Douglas Kmiec, a law professor at Pepperdine University. ...
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Douglas W. Kmiec, a professor of constitutional law at Pepperdine University, said Mr. Nimmons??s position seemed more plausible. ???I would think it would be ...
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A survey of some recent online dicussion of Senator Barack Obama's candidacy among Catholics: Deal Hudson InsideCatholic.com takes a look at Obama's Catholic Problem. The Barack-ing Point - Leon Suprenant of Catholics United for the Faith's blog asks: "Are there any ???proportionate reasons??? that could possibly justify a Catholic supporting Senator Obama in the general election?" Thomas Peters American Papist expresses his dismay at Obama's remarks in the last debate about letting Congress
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Mark Shea has something about a hub bub between convert/apologist Deal Hudson and former CUA Law Dean Doug Kmiec over Kmiec??s recent mash note to Obama that appeared in Slate. Essentially, Kmiec said that, despite life issues, Obama deserves a look-in from Catholics. Hudson responded that Kmiec didn??t hitch his wagon to the right star as an adviser to Romney, so he??s posturing for Obama and confusing the hell out of the issues ???Whaddaya mean ???despite life issues???!?!????. Kmiec came back sayi
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LOS ANGELES, March 23 UPI -- Douglas Kmiec, a leading conservative Republican lawyer Sunday endorsed Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., for US president. ...
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A few weeks ago, a friend asked me, ???When are you going to write something on the blog about how Catholics are supposed to vote???? We had a brief but thoughtful discussion about it, noting that the question is hard to answer because it is partly about objective morality and partly about practical considerations that depend on the options actually available. And when one looks at those ???options actually available,??? the question seems almost moot: Exactly which candidate are we supposed to vote f
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In a comment thread on the Volokh Conspiracy about Douglas Kmiec&39s endorsement of Obama, there was the usual refrain of "obviously, Kmiec is ...
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Barack Obama??s 11 straight Democratic primary and caucus victories have been marked by continued and impressive gains among women, lower-income workers, Hispanics and virtually every other demographic group. Yet one potentially critical set of voters remains stubbornly resistant to his appeal??Catholics. In state after state, with only a few exceptions, exit polling shows Hillary Rodham Clinton is the choice of Catholic voters. Clinton even defeated Obama among Catholics in his home state of
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Gavin disses Obama in TX - San Francisco Chronicle
Conservative legal scholar Douglas Kmiec has warned that Obama&39s position would spread same-sex marriage across the states, although Obama disputes that ...
www.sfgate.com
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Catholic dissatisfaction with Obama leaves the door open for McCain.
By George Dienhart Over the weekend, David Mark published an article on Barack Obama??s problems with Catholic voters in the Politico. While I wholly agree that Sen. Obama is running behind in Catholic votes, I also believe that Mr. Mark does not have a firm grasp on why. The article seems on focus on Sen. Clinton being a better ???fit??? for Catholics. He cites John Green of the University of Akron as saying the following ???Hillary Clinton, probably because of her Methodism and her liberalism, hol
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Guest Editorial: Doug Kmiec, &39A Prayer From Barack Obama&39 - Catholic Online
By Douglas W. Kmiec That despite our profound disagreements, ???we can live with one another in a way that reconciles the beliefs of each with the good of all ...
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Federalist Society members for Obama: a club of one?
Those who seek living, breathing evidence of Barack Obama's crossover appeal might want to go see Douglas Kmiec pictured tonight at the University of Minnesota. If the hall is crowded, it may not be due to the big names that crowd the title of his lecture "The Separate Competencies of Church and State: What John Kennedy and John Roberts Mean for Mitt Romney and Osama bin Laden". A bigger draw may be the arch-conservative speaker's post-Romney swoon over Obama, which has seriously rattled his
www.minnesotamonitor.com
Separate Competencies
Separate Competencies As a lapsed Catholic, one recognizes certain symbols used by spiritual artists in an attempt to create visual images that mean to show the relevance in today??s world of the mysteries of the Creator. The liberal use of decoupaged layers of tissue paper in colors and shapes vaguely looking like celestial objects is a clear sign that some semi-cool monk is about to invite you to guitar mass. So when an announcement for a Continuing Legal Education program arrived in Friday
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Hudson, Kmiec, and Abortion Politics - Commonweal
I just read your latest response to Douglas Kmiec??s article in Slate about the possible appeal of Barack Obama to Catholics. You argue that Obama??s position ...
www.commonwealmagazine.org
Obama Shows His True Colors, But No One Wants To See Them
Barack Obama and a few of his typical voters The Catholic News Agency has written a piece today reviewing Barack Obama's pandering act of obeisance 2007 speech to the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the transcript of which only became available yesterday. In his speech, Obama pledged "I will not yield" on the issue of choice. Just for the record: As of this writing, 48,589,993 babies have been "choiced" to death thanks to Roe v. Wade. Deal Hudson has also published a story about Obama's "Ca
stjohnsvaldosta.blogspot.com
California Supreme Court to hear gay marriage case
???The California Supreme Court convenes Tuesday for an extraordinary, three-hour session on the most contentious issue the high court has confronted in years: whether same-sex couples should be allowed to legally marry,??? the San Diego Union-Tribune reported: The court??s final ruling, expected in June, will not only affect the state??s 90,000 same-sex couples but also possibly reverberate across the nation. Possibly?! No matter how the court rules, its decision will reverberate across the nation.
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The Presidential Election and Abortion Politics
There is an especially interesting and important post over at dotCommonweal--a post that could not be more relevant to us here at MOJ in the political season now upon us. I've pasted it below. The author of the post is an associate editor of Commonweal. After you've finished reading the post, be sure to go to dotCommonweal to read all the interesting comments that the post is now eliciting/provoking! Here. Hudson, Kmiec, and Abortion Politics February 27, 2008, 2:39 pm Posted by M
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Faith and Precedent: Leaving Iraq with honor? - The Tidings
By Douglas W. Kmiec Just over a year ago, Bishop William S. Skylstad of Spokane, Wash., then-president of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, ...
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Barack Obama's Catholic Problem
Over at Inside Catholic, Deal Hudson sheds some light on Barack Obama and the Catholic vote.In early January I wrote a column arguing that Barack Obama "will not win the Catholic vote." Although Obama has won eleven primaries in a row, his "Catholic problem" is emerging in voting patterns and early media skirmishes. Catholic-vote expert Steve Wagner predicted two months ago that Clinton would beat Obama among Catholics. Clinton's advantage, Wagner explained, is her ability to put forth "pers
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Catholic News-Thursday, February 21, 2008 AD
Christian Lectionary the Source of the Koran? - Tito, Custos Fidei Suffering - Mark Shea, Inside Catholic Abortionist Resigns Medical License - John Connolly, LifeSiteNews Weigel on the Jesuits - Diogenes, Off the Record Irish Priest Crisis: 66% Drop In 20 Years - John Cooney, Indpndnt Card. Bertone to Unveil John Paul II Memorial in Cuba - Zenit Home-School Bill in Connecticut - Colin Poitras, Hartford Courant Mortal Sin Misunderstood - Karl Keating, Catholic Answers Monks Coffee Gains Populari
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No Room for Eternity in California
Meet your friendly neighborhood minister. His name is Jim Nimmons and he lives in a city named, wait for it, Cathedral City, California. You will learn in a minute why that name is ironic at this point. You'll find the link to the NY Times story below at the bottom. Jim's the pastor of First Southern Baptist Church and he's in a peck of trouble. In fact he's got an eternity's worth. He has a small little church and he decided to paint the word 'eternity' on the roof of the church. Well, why n
benwitherington.blogspot.com
Barack Obama: Doug Kmiec responds to Robby George
UPDATE: As I hope those who read Doug Kmiec's piece can readily see, I didn't mean "responds to Robby George" literally. Indeed, Doug wrote his piece before he could possibly have seen the comments Robby sent me for posting. It would be very interesting to read a literal response by Doug to Robby, on the precise issues Robby addresses in his post. With Robby's help, I will encourage Doug to provide such a response. Robby George criticized Barack Obama in the message I posted here this
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Hudson, Kmiec, and Abortion Politics
Hudson, Kmiec, and Abortion Politics February 27, 2008, 2:39 pm Posted by Matthew Boudway This is a revised and somewhat shortened version of a letter I wrote to Deal Hudson last week he has posted his own summary of the letter on the InsideCatholic website and promises to respond. ?Dear Deal, I just read your latest response to Douglas Kmiec??s article in Slate about the possible appeal of Barack Obama to Catholics. You argue that Obama??s position on abortion should keep all faithfu
www.commonwealmagazine.org
Catholic dissatisfaction with Obama leaves the door open for McCain.
By George Dienhart Over the weekend, David Mark published an article on Barack Obama??s problems with Catholic voters in the Politico. While I wholly agree that Sen. Obama is running behind in Catholic votes, I also believe that Mr. Mark does not have a firm grasp on why. The article seems on focus on Sen. Clinton being a better ???fit??? for Catholics. He cites John Green of the University of Akron as saying the following ???Hillary Clinton, probably because of her Methodism and her liberalism, hol
illinoisreview.typepad.com
Barack Obama: Doug Kmiec responds to Robby George
Robby George criticized Barack Obama in the message I posted here this morning. For a rather different view of Obama, by Doug Kmiec, famously Catholic law professor at Pepperdine, former dean of the Catholic University School of Law, and, not least, a Republican who served under Presidents Reagan and George H. W. Bush, keep reading. Thanks to MOJ reader Ronald Volkmer, at Creighton, for sending me this. A Prayer From Barack Obama Douglas W. Kmiec 03-03-2008 In the Feb. 26 Democratic de
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Douglas Kmiec Assistant attorney general, Office of Legal Counsel, 1985-??89 The bull??s-eye, I think, was always on OLC in any political administration because we do have the capacity to be the naysayers. People are enthusiastic about their ideas, and that??s why they come to Washington in the first place. Ideology motivates them and they want to get things done. ?? Now, it??s our duty to some degree to try and find a way, as most lawyers do, to implement policy if possible. But if it??s not poss
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Supreme Court could lift 32-year handgun ban in the nation&39s capital - New York Daily News
Pepperdine University legal scholar Douglas Kmiec said striking down DC&39s gun ban won&39t have an immediate impact on New York, which tightly restricts who ...
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Sorry, I thought he meant it - Power Line
In one of the most vacuous statements I&39ve ever read, Douglas Kmiec has endorsed Barack Obama for president. Kmiec is a Republican who served in the Justice ...
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Barack Obama's Catholic Problem Contribution
In early January I wrote a column arguing that Barack Obama "will not win the Catholic vote." Although Obama has won eleven primaries in a row, his "Catholic problem" is emerging in voting patterns and early media skirmishes. Catholic-vote expert Steve Wagner predicted two months ago that Clinton would beat Obama among Catholics. Clinton's advantage, Wagner explained, is her ability to put forth "persuasive arguments on key social issues." Obama, according to Wagner, has yet to make these ki
clericalwhispers.blogspot.com
Catholics for Obama
In the online magazine Slate ?? aka The Orthodox bastion of Catholic thought. Douglas W. Kmiec justifies his personal views by placing opinion polls before 2,000 years of Catholic teaching. Not long ago I would have done the same. Doug and his polls are right about one thing - about half of Catholics in the United States are going to vote for the Democratic candidate this November whether that be Obama or Clinton. Scandal! ???While no papal instruction will ever condone the "right to choose," the
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Gay Marriage: the Impact of the California Case - U.S. News & World Report
"Whatever the court does, I&39d think it will be the center of attention," says Douglas Kmiec, a law professor at Pepperdine University. ...
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A Town and a Baptist Pastor Vie Over ???Eternity?? - New York Times
Douglas W. Kmiec, a professor of constitutional law at Pepperdine University, said Mr. Nimmons??s position seemed more plausible. ???I would think it would be ...
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Catholic Discussion of Barack Obama: A Roundup
A survey of some recent online dicussion of Senator Barack Obama's candidacy among Catholics: Deal Hudson InsideCatholic.com takes a look at Obama's Catholic Problem. The Barack-ing Point - Leon Suprenant of Catholics United for the Faith's blog asks: "Are there any ???proportionate reasons??? that could possibly justify a Catholic supporting Senator Obama in the general election?" Thomas Peters American Papist expresses his dismay at Obama's remarks in the last debate about letting Congress
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Catholic Jurist Kmiec Postures, Equivocates for Obama?
Mark Shea has something about a hub bub between convert/apologist Deal Hudson and former CUA Law Dean Doug Kmiec over Kmiec??s recent mash note to Obama that appeared in Slate. Essentially, Kmiec said that, despite life issues, Obama deserves a look-in from Catholics. Hudson responded that Kmiec didn??t hitch his wagon to the right star as an adviser to Romney, so he??s posturing for Obama and confusing the hell out of the issues ???Whaddaya mean ???despite life issues???!?!????. Kmiec came back sayi
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Conservative lawyer endorse Obama - United Press International
LOS ANGELES, March 23 UPI -- Douglas Kmiec, a leading conservative Republican lawyer Sunday endorsed Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., for US president. ...
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What??s a Catholic Voter to Do? Part I
A few weeks ago, a friend asked me, ???When are you going to write something on the blog about how Catholics are supposed to vote???? We had a brief but thoughtful discussion about it, noting that the question is hard to answer because it is partly about objective morality and partly about practical considerations that depend on the options actually available. And when one looks at those ???options actually available,??? the question seems almost moot: Exactly which candidate are we supposed to vote f
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Conservatives And Obama - Atlantic Online
In a comment thread on the Volokh Conspiracy about Douglas Kmiec&39s endorsement of Obama, there was the usual refrain of "obviously, Kmiec is ...
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Obama support soft among Catholics
Barack Obama??s 11 straight Democratic primary and caucus victories have been marked by continued and impressive gains among women, lower-income workers, Hispanics and virtually every other demographic group. Yet one potentially critical set of voters remains stubbornly resistant to his appeal??Catholics. In state after state, with only a few exceptions, exit polling shows Hillary Rodham Clinton is the choice of Catholic voters. Clinton even defeated Obama among Catholics in his home state of
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