Love, Family, Friendship, and the Voting Booth
Between the Lines; Livonia › August 28, 2009
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Most Americans today would not knowingly vote for someone they thought to be racist, anti-Semitic or misogynistic, yet they don't think twice about voting for homophobes. They just don't make the connection and we let their actions go unchallenged. Shame on us! Friends tell me about their Bush/ McCain-supporting Republican parents, but go on to say how accepting they are of them.
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Love, Family, Friendship, and the Voting Booth
It is hard to imagine an election more important to the future of our community than the one we face in November. That is why we must do all that we can to prevent our families and fri...
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