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12/27/2012 | Politics
The value of Christians’ political contributions
OneNewsNow
A former Navy chaplain and pro-family activist believes it's time for the church of Jesus Christ to get fully involved in the American political process.
Last week, Democrats on the Conference committee insisted on stripping an amendment from the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act that would have prevented military chapel facilities from being used to perform same-sex "marriage" ceremonies. The amendment, passed by the House on December 20, would have prevented any further incidents like the two lesbian ceremonies recently performed at West Point.
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Obama gets second term
OneNewsNow
Even with voting results from two vital "swing states" still outstanding, Barack Obama has been declared the winner in his long political battle with GOP challenger Mitt Romney.
Needing 270 electoral votes to make it official, the president was declared the winner of Ohio's 18 votes shortly after 11:00 p.m. (Eastern) on Tuesday night -- running his total to 275. Within minutes of that announcement, the Romney campaign challenged the Ohio call because of that state's very close popular vote.
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Prediction: Romney to Win Presidential Election 285-253
LifeNews.com
LifeNews is projecting that pro-life Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney will win tomorrow’s presidential election and defeat President Barack Obama 285-253 in the Electoral College vote.
Predicting the winner of the presidential election is usually not terribly difficult, but predicting the exact Electoral College breakdown is an unscientific art. That is especially complicated by polling data this year that doesn’t reflect the attitude of Americans heading into Election Day.
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Phil Clements, Managing Director, Center for Christian Business Ethics Today, LLC.Frank Gaffney, Founder and President , Center for Security PolicyColin Hanna, Colin Hanna, President, Let Freedom Ring USAJoe Murray, Columnist, The BulletinSam Rohrer, President of the Pennsylvania Pastors’ Network , Pennsylvania Pastors’ Network 11/5/2012 | Politics
Top 10 Reasons For Pro-Lifers to Vote for Mitt Romney
LifeNews.com
In the election between pro-abortion President Barack Obama and former Governor Mitt Romney, there is a wide chasm between the two when it comes to the concerns pro-life voters have about abortion.
Whereas Obama has crafted a lengthy pro-abortion record, with more than 240 anti-life actions and a zealous effort to keep virtually unlimited abortions in place for another 40 years, Mitt Romney has taken pro-life positions that should earn him the vote of every pro-life voter on election day.
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Romney Early Voting Lead Could Portend Election Victory
Mitt Romney holds a strong lead in early voting results that could pave the way for an election victory over pro-abortion President Barack Obama.
Yesterday, Gallup leased a new poll showing Romney leading Obama in early voting, something that had been a key part of the Obama campaign strategy. The polling firm also reported that more Republicans than Democrats have already voted by a margin of 19 to 15 percent.
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Obama’s Next Four Years May be Worse Than the Last Four
LifeNews.com
Thomas Peters of CatholicVote puts the 2012 presidential election in perspective in a new blog post outlining 10 reasons why the next four years under President Barack Obama could be a worse setback for the pro-life cause than his first four.
Peters, whose organization endorsed Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan because of their pledge to advance pro-life values in the White House, rightly focuses on the long-term entrenchment of abortion at the Supreme Court level as the number one reason. If Obama is re-elected, it is likely he will have appointed about half or more of the members of the Supreme Court — perhaps cementing unlimited abortions for another 40 years:
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Winner of Second Presidential Debate Is a Matter of Debate
Christian Post
President Barack Obama clearly showed up for Tuesday night's second presidential debate and Mitt Romney stood toe to toe with the president in such critical issues as the violence in the Middle East and energy policy. But determining the winner has sparked new debate among supporters of each candidate.
A CBS instant poll taken immediately after the debate showed Obama winning with 37 percent and 30 percent claiming Romney won. Another 33 percent called the face-off a tie.
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Romney: I Want the Supreme Court to Overturn Roe v. Wade
LifeNews.com
In an interview with the Columbus Dispatch newspaper, presidential candidate Mitt Romney said, once again, that he wants the Supreme Court to overturn the infamous Roe v. Wade decision that has paved the way for 55 million abortions.
Romney wants states to be able to protect unborn children and, in his interview with the newspaper, indicated overturning Roe was more possible in the current political climate than a Human Life Amendment.
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No, Joe! U.S Catholic Bishops Say Biden Spoke Falsely
CNS News
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has issued a statement saying that Vice President Joe Biden’s assertion in Thursday night’s debate that Obamacare’s sterilization-contraception-abortifacient regulation does not apply to Catholic and other religious institutions is not true.
“This is not a fact,” the bishops said of Biden’s claim.
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Polls: Paul Ryan Beat Joe Biden in Vice-Presidential Debate
LifeNews.com
Instant polls conducted in the hours following the vice-presidential debate last night show voters believe Paul Ryan bested Joe Biden during their appearance at Centre College.
A CNN poll shows 48 percent of voters who watched the vice presidential debate think that Rep. Paul Ryan won whereas 44 percent say that Vice President Joe Biden was the winner. The four percent spread was within the 5 percent margin of error.
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Romney: I Will Be a Pro-Life President, De-Fund Planned Parenthood
LifeNews.com
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney made his pro-life views clear today in response to a question from a reporter on the campaign trail in Ohio.
Romney said he would govern as a pro-life president, de-fund the nation’s largest abortion company, and reinstate a policy preventing taxpayer funding of international abortion promotion efforts on the part of Planned Parenthood.
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Planned Parenthood Sinks $800K Into More Ads Attacking Romney
The Planned Parenthood abortion business is expanding its advertising campaign attacking presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, this time adding $800,000 worth of ads in the battleground state of Colorado.
Planned Parenthood Votes, a pro-choice super PAC linked to Planned Parenthood, purchase the television air time to run spots in the Denver metro area that attack Romney for his statement earlier this year that he would “get rid” of Planned Parenthood funding. The ad also goes after Romney for his repeated statements that he favors overturning the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that allowed virtually unlimited abortions throughout pregnancy.
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Romney Leads Obama 49-45 Percent With Likely Voters in CNN Poll
A new CNN poll conducted by the Pew Research Center finds Mitt Romney now enjoys a four percentage point lead among likely voters, topping pro-abortion President Barack Obama 49-45 percent.
The debate played a huge roll in providing the bounce for Romney in the Pew poll, where he trailed during the month of September.
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Romney trying to seize momentum post-debate
Republican Mitt Romney is trying to ride a wave of momentum from a strong debate performance against President Barack Obama and reset the presidential campaign as the government releases new unemployment data providing the latest update on the nation's economy.
Obama, seeking to rebound from a subpar debate performance, is accusing Romney of being dishonest about how his policies would affect the tax bills of middle-class families and the Medicare benefits of retirees _ a squabble that has even injected Big Bird into the race.
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Most agree that Romney wins first debate
Associated Press
Little more than a month from Election Day, Republican Mitt Romney is barreling out of the first presidential debate energized by a solid performance that telegraphed his determination to take it to President Barack Obama with gusto.
The president, intent on keeping his momentum from stalling, is warning Americans that his GOP rival's policy prescriptions for a fragile economy are more fantasy than reality.
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Largest 40 Days for Life Ever Starts in 316 Cities Tomorrow
LifeNews.com
The largest 40 Days for Life campaign ever starts tomorrow in 316 locations … with more than 40 brand-new cities, including Kampala, Uganda!
Today I am in chilly Ohio, where I spoke at a kickoff event for the Toledo 40 Days for Life campaign before heading to St. Paul, Minnesota tomorrow.
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Media and Polls are Wrong: We Can Defeat Barack Obama
LifeNews.com
The mainstream media is working overtime to ensure pro-abortion President Barack Obama is reelected. What they’d like us to believe is that momentum is on Obama’s side and the Romney campaign is floundering.
After all, despair doesn’t exactly drive voters to the polls. Thankfully, as pro-life advocates, we know the games the media plays and we know not to be deterred. The media will write its narrative. It’s our job to prove them wrong.
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OneNewsNow
After being introduced by Senator Marco Rubio (R-Florida), the presidential nominee approached the stage via an aisle lined with applauding delegates. The former Massachusetts governor, once he made it to the podium and quieted the cheering, wasted no time in addressing President Barack Obama's record on the economy -- and pointing out the philosophical differences between himself and the incumbent.
"He had almost no experience working in a business. Jobs to him are about government," said Romney. "I learned the real lessons about how America works from experience."
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Mitt Romney Becomes the Republican Nominee for President
LifeNews.com
After the roll call of 50 states taken at the Republican convention, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney officially becomes the GOP nominee for president, to take on pro-abortion President Barack Obama.
Romney received 2061 delegate votes, with other candidates receiving 202 votes from delegates representing all 50 states and U.S. territories. New Jersey provided the votes that officially gave Romney enough to become the nominee. According to the RNC, the vote total broke down as follows: 2,032 delegates for Romney, 189 for Ron Paul, 9 for Rick Santorum, 1 for Michele Bachmann, 1 Jon Huntsman, 1 Buddy Roemer.
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Young adults care about politics
OneNewsNow
An organization committed to mobilizing young adults recently unveiled its latest social media platform that aims to get 18- to 29-year-olds engaged in the political process.
Generation Opportunity recently launched its new Foacebok page, which fosters debate on the appropriate size and scope of government. The page has already gathered more than 400,000 fans, surging Generation Opportunity's total fan base to well over 4 million young adults.
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