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Putting Faith In A ‘Black Chick From Brooklyn’
Not everyone in the party thinks that's a good thing. Daughtry says she hears from Democrats who complain the party shouldn't be pandering to religious voters. "There are those who have a fear we are all going to start reading Scripture and singing hymns at the top of every meeting," she says. "I'm all for the separation of church and state … [But] Democrats are people of faith. This is not a foreign notion." It's a message she'd like a few million Republicans to hear—and take to heart.
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Posted By: nobambi @ 08/08/2008 10:36:39 PM
Comment: I meant a Srare by State roll call vote! Nope, it ain't gonna happen. WHAT HAPPENED TO DEMOCRACY?
Posted By: nobambi @ 08/08/2008 10:35:31 PM
Comment: Great, what a choice! Now we know how much this convention CEO will be looking forward to seing Hillary Clinton's name placed in nomination with a State by State roll to roll call. And for security? The Black Panthers!
Posted By: pammie @ 12/29/2007 11:02:11 AM
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