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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (568107)	4/23/2004 12:02:40 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Who cares, kerry is the idiot dems chose to represent your stupidity and I don't think his voting record demonstrates any concept of balancing the budget. How stupid is kerry? Well he decided to demonstrate his expertise on Catholic Doctrine when he made a point of receiving communion on Easter Sunday. If he was to stupid to understand he had throw down a gauntlet, well gee what a surprise. Today the Vatican just declared kerry is an ignoramus in his understanding of Catholic doctrine and at it's core of the judgement of conscience. Vatican Warns Pro-abortion 'Catholic' Pols Not to Take Communion A top Vatican official, Cardinal Francis Arinze, emphasized today that priests must not give communion to pro-abortion politicians who claim to be Catholic. Arinze, a Nigerian who has been mentioned as a possible successor to Pope John Paul II, did not comment specifically on whether presidential candidate John Kerry should be excommunicated. The cardinal, however, left no doubt about Kerry by saying that an "unambiguously pro-abortion" politician "is not fit" to receive communion. "If they should not receive, then they should not be given," he noted. The cardinal's directive "could influence the U.S. presidential race," Reuters observed. 'Unapologetic Support of Human Rights'! By the way, here's how the Associated Press chose to word the development: "Arinze was asked whether that meant that Kerry should not request or be given communion for his unapologetic support of human rights, including a woman's right to abortion." Apparently the establishment has decided that "human rights" include the "right" to kill the helpless but don't include the right of the helpless not to be killed. Kerry, meanwhile, planned to campaign with pro-abortion groups today and denounce President Bush's greatest success in human rights: a ban on gruesome partial-birth abortions. newsmax.com