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From: gtaylor@cornell.UUCP (Greg Taylor)
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Subject: Re: submitted for comments
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Date: Sun, 22-Jul-84 15:12:59 EDT
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READ THE QUOTE, GUY!

What Ms. Ferraro *did* say was that his *policies* would
stand little in the way of serious CHristian scrutiny: That
is that any man who pays such lip service to "Traditional
Family Values" would not be doing the tinghs to the poor and the aged
that RayGun's policies are doing.The quote has its origins in the 
tried and true harangue we'll hear again and again..."how can Ms. F.
be a good Catholic and take the legislative stand on abortion she
has???" The Reagan quote is by way of answer to this: How can Reagan
claim such a committment to human life as his easy co-opting of the 
Religious Right would suggest and still advocate the whole sale escalation
of Nuclear Poker? Perhaps he only has a committment to *American* life...

When it comes time to vote, remember that this is the guy that tried to
get the covert aid against Nicaragua bill through by attaching it as a
rider to the African famine relief bill, and nearly killed off the
famine relief in the process.

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