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pinto

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8. She danced a bit around the facts in her brief comments, it seems.

Sat Feb 28, 2015, 06:48 PM

Feb 2015

40%? That's got to include atheist/agnostics, unaffiliated, and categories etc. that fall outside of clearly defined religious persuasions. She was reaching for secular. A more palatable approach in that venue I presume. Though not by much.

I noted the nod to family, undefined, but a buzz word for CPAC. And the mention of President Lincoln. I kind of think this group would hardly endorse a man who's overriding goal as President was to preserve the Union. Maintain a federalist, unified democracy. Don't think that goal is quite on the CPAC agenda.

Oh, and he used the Presidential option of issuing an Executive Order. Agggh!

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