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Hey, Pollsters: Democrats Care About Religion, Too

By Leah Daughtry, chief of staff of the Democratic Party (Washington Post).

Religion will play an important role in today's South Carolina Democratic primary, just as it did in last week's South Carolina Republican primary. The difference is that we'll learn less about how religion affects today's vote than we learned about how it influenced last week's contest.

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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

"While the common good embraces all, those who are weak, vulnerable, and most in need deserve preferential concern. A basic moral test for our society is how we treat the most vulnerable in our midst." Faithful Citizenship #50

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