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No, Rick Santorum Is Dangerous

By: paco35
Written on February 25th, 2012
By: paco35
Age: 56-60 , Male
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    backthefoff

    oh, and you didn't earn your right to speak freely. that was accomplished back in 1776. our constitution protects your right to speak freely.



    both parties want to control us. the difference is what sector they want to control. if a woman can control her own body, then why did she become pregnant, and decide to abort the consequence of a natural act? no doubt because she was not in control of herself. in any society, either you control yourself, or something or someone else will. test this, you will quickly understand what i mean

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    the separation of church and state is not a constitutional phrase. what you are addressing is the prohibition in the constitution for the congress to establish any law with respect to religion. in other words, a president is perfectly and constitutionally correct in bringing his personal religion to his office. doing so does not erode rights. rights cannot be eroded,or they are nothing to begin with. in truth, our founders/framers were much more spiritual than our spate of presidents are now-and no, our founders and framers were not deists. thomas jefferson MIGHT have been a deist.

    Aug 25, 2012
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