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politicaljunkie41910

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18. It must be so hard being a hypocrit. I remember when Santorum was running for president

Reply to Betty Karlson (Reply #1)

Sat Jun 13, 2015, 05:55 PM

Jun 2015

in 2012 on an anti-birth control platform, and it came out in an article that his wife in her 20s had lived with an older boyfriend who was a doctor who had an abortion clinic. But she didn't let that get in the way of her Sugar Daddy and traveling around the world with him, entertaining his friends, and remodeling his homes, and being the woman of the house without the benefit of marriage. The article even said she and Rick had lived together before they got married. But once they had children and baptized them into the Catholic Church, I guess they developed a conscience and felt they had to start practicing what they would soon start preaching. Hypocrits.

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Angry US republicans tell Pope Francis to �stick with his job and we�ll stick with ours� [View all] damnedifIknow Jun 2015 OP

One group of peoplke with a timber factory in their eyes Betty Karlson Jun 2015 #1

It must be so hard being a hypocrit. I remember when Santorum was running for president politicaljunkie41910 Jun 2015 #18

Inhofe is no supporter of the No Establishment Clause betterdemsonly Jun 2015 #19

What exactly is the republican job. onecaliberal Jun 2015 #2

This attitude is rich, coming from them-- truebluegreen Jun 2015 #3

Repubs have been doing a lot of God talking and proseltizing so oops now religious can get political Person 2713 Jun 2015 #4

welcome to du. you are correct. they are hypocrits and will keep screaming. niyad Jun 2015 #11

To be honest... Wounded Bear Jun 2015 #12

One could argue, if one were a religious person, The Velveteen Ocelot Jun 2015 #5

Something tells me attacking the Pope won't work out well for them damnedifIknow Jun 2015 #7

Wonder what they suppose the Pope's job is treestar Jun 2015 #6

Your job? Jesus would throw your asses out of the temple. nt onehandle Jun 2015 #8

Succinctly put. okasha Jun 2015 #17

Your job is getting us elected Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jun 2015 #9

Oh, you Republicans! gratuitous Jun 2015 #10

Fuck all Republicans gopiscrap Jun 2015 #13

reminds me of Michael Novak wagging his finger at JPII and saying His Holiness had to MisterP Jun 2015 #14

Oh haha! But they'd marry him when he condemns abortion Matariki Jun 2015 #15

This would be hilarious if it weren't so dire in its consequences. Coventina Jun 2015 #16

That is just too rich for words... Hekate Jun 2015 #20

Pope promises not to pitch snowball in fit of hysterical ignorance n/t IDemo Jun 2015 #21

Translation: Angry multinational corporations are not pleased. raouldukelives Jun 2015 #22