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Politics and Religion

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{Politics.72.21}: Tom Weir {tomweir} Wed, 15 Oct 2003 03:05:46 EDT (7 lines)
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The Irish American branch of my family span the political divide, generally Democrat,
some unswervingly so, some switched for Reagan, some switched for Bush too being
pissed at Clinton's lies and the degraded nature of politics after Starr. The younger
generation (30+) voted Democrat and Green with one or two Republicans. While
spanning a range of opinion on the merits of the issue, they all have no problem
regarding abortion as a personal decision, it wouldn't enter their minds as a voting
issue.

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