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Democratic Primaries

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16. Yes.

Fri Oct 11, 2019, 03:52 PM

Oct 2019

There's a difference between opposing a law or view because of a religious beliefs, and "hindering" laws, which is illegal.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Beto needs to hire some lawyers on his campaign to advise him [View all] StarfishSaver Oct 2019 OP

Nothing unconstitutional about taking away tax exemption. nt liskddksil Oct 2019 #1

The catholic church discriminates against women dawg day Oct 2019 #2

What? GeorgeGist Oct 2019 #3

My Twitter response... brooklynite Oct 2019 #4

Wow. Your response is just flat out wrong StarfishSaver Oct 2019 #6

Go Beto. Keep it up. TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #9

I don't think the last sentence in my post that you replied to... TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #11

It is. StarfishSaver Oct 2019 #12

lol. Solid. TidalWave46 Oct 2019 #13

Churches that allow politicians The Mouth Oct 2019 #14

Also, beware the opposite, should the Republicans keep power. The Mouth Oct 2019 #15

Yes. StarfishSaver Oct 2019 #16

First, the 2nd Amendment, now the 1st. What next? aikoaiko Oct 2019 #17