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Analysts discuss the potential ramifications if Joe Biden is elected and subsequently moves to expand the number of Supreme Court justices in order to advance left-wing political agendas.
The GOP’s reduced majority makes passage of pro-life measures more difficult, but confirmations of the president’s judicial nominees are expected to proceed.
With Republicans in control of both Congress and the White House, pro-life legislation should advance, but concerns exist about immigration and health care coverage.
‘Let us not see each other in the divisive light of Democrat or Republican or any other political party, but rather, let us see the face of Christ in our neighbors,’ said Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Kentucky, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
COMMENTARY: Examining Republicans, Democrats and the politics of the domestic church.
The former VP candidate shows he has learned a lot about combining his faith and politics.
Victories for pro-life candidates in 2014 are a primary reason why the GOP’s leading contenders for the Oval Office are openly wooing Catholic and evangelical ‘value voters.’
Republicans, Democrats, feminists and atheists are all getting on board to build a culture of life.
Presidential hopefuls reiterate their stances on issues ahead of next primary on Jan. 21.
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