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Catherine Morgan at 2:16am Tue, 1 Apr 2008 under
Feminism & Gender,
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women,
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John McCain
Is John McCain a Pro-Choice Republican? Would you vote for him if he was?
There seems to be a lot of confusion over whether or not John McCain is pro-choice or pro-life. Why is that? Up until a few hours ago, I would have said I thought he was pro-choice. Maybe it has something to do with Republicans For Choice supporting John McCain?
Super Tuesday has come and gone and the presidential candidates have moved into a race for delegates in the states that have yet to vote. Lots of humans have weighed in about who they think will be the best person to lead our country, but one question remains: who gets the animal vote?

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Catherine Morgan at 1:43am Sat, 9 Feb 2008 under
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With more and more people uninsured in our country, healthcare reform is becoming an increasingly important issue.
Voters are interested in knowing where the candidates stand on the issue of healthcare. Now you can find health bloggers and political bloggers addressing healtcare reform. Here is a quick tour around some of the bloggers talking about the issue of healthcare and healthcare reform.

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Catherine Morgan at 11:15pm Tue, 29 Jan 2008 under
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Today was the long awaited, and highly controversial Florida primary. In the end McCain would defeat Romney, leaving Giuliani in the Republican dust.

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Mata H at 11:48pm Fri, 18 Jan 2008 under
Politics & News,
Religion & Spirituality,
United States,
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Barack Obama,
Iowa Caucus,
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Politics is making a mess on the religious landscape. The tangling of issues and religion are getting so complex that it takes more than an industrial strength de-tangler to sort them out. The stakes are high in this new political battleground. Rumors are flying, innuendos are being whispered and dirty tricks are being played. All in the name of "faith". Spin doctors have found another piece of turf to pollute, based on the discovery that the religious Christian right (30% of Bush's support system) was largely undecided in this race.