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Every pulpit this weekend should be shouting this accomplishment from the rooftops, but they won't.
And every "pro-life" group out there should be promoting Democrats and slamming Republicans.
But they won't because these attacks in the past have been partisan more than moral.
In short, "we" could have never done this without "them." personally, i have never felt less partisan.
still there is a strong likelihood huntsu is right and i am just high on the ambrosia of victory. activist for hire.
Not as strong as many including myself would like, but a statement nonetheless.
Bishop John M. Smith of Trenton, N.J., said Dec. 14 he was pleased New Jersey legislators voted to abolish the death penalty, but said he would not have a "triumphalist attitude about it" because capital punishment is such a sensitive issue.
Since when do the bishops shut up about sensitive issues? Gay marriage -- we hear 'em. Abortion -- we hear 'em. But on the death penalty -- they don't want to ruffle any feathers.
Well, Jesus was a feather ruffler, bubs, and this is a great day. But on Sunday, don't expect to hear about it much.
it's hard to explain the feeling, so you just have to wait for the vlog. activist for hire.
That ambrosia of victory must truly be inspiring.
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