all things
October 14th, 2008, 09:53 PM
This was on my homepage:
http://www.newsweek.com/id/163896?GT1=43002
The article is pretty shocking in that Catholics are usually pro-life. But this paragraph is just so upsetting:
Kmiec began the 2008 cycle as co-chairman of Mitt Romney's campaign, but recently told the Chicago Tribune that, as the campaign unfolded, "I kept discovering that Obama was sounding more Catholic than most Catholics I know" on issues like the family wages, health-care costs and the war in Iraq. With Romney out of the race, Kmiec announced his support for Obama on Easter Sunday, arguing that "Senator Obama comes reasonably close" to embodying "an alternative way to be pro-life." Kmiec develops that arresting claim in a new book, "Can a Catholic Support Him? Asking the Big Questions About Barack Obama," published in mid-September.
I literally gasped.
The evil one is having a field day with all the folks he's sending through that wide gate.
http://www.newsweek.com/id/163896?GT1=43002
The article is pretty shocking in that Catholics are usually pro-life. But this paragraph is just so upsetting:
Kmiec began the 2008 cycle as co-chairman of Mitt Romney's campaign, but recently told the Chicago Tribune that, as the campaign unfolded, "I kept discovering that Obama was sounding more Catholic than most Catholics I know" on issues like the family wages, health-care costs and the war in Iraq. With Romney out of the race, Kmiec announced his support for Obama on Easter Sunday, arguing that "Senator Obama comes reasonably close" to embodying "an alternative way to be pro-life." Kmiec develops that arresting claim in a new book, "Can a Catholic Support Him? Asking the Big Questions About Barack Obama," published in mid-September.
I literally gasped.
The evil one is having a field day with all the folks he's sending through that wide gate.