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To: Bill who wrote (230665)	5/10/2007 4:40:37 PM
From: Rambi	Read Replies (1) of 281500

To me, that smacks of 1960 all over again Absolutely. I was going to bring that up, since I remember those elections very clearly. I was a Catholic in a small Southern town and we were't considered REAL Christians. (In fact, my first boyfriend's father, a rabid Southern Baptist, was very upset when we started dating). I was studying for Confirmation at the time, and we talked a lot about these issues during the campaign. In the Pope we Hope. I mean, people really believed this stuff. That mentality is still alive and well in evangelical communities, and it was mainly to them I was alluding because of Michael's thought that the religious might vote for Romney. I think it would be in spite of, rather than because of.

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