RICE 2008

[Quietfire]

[quote name='zwergel88' date='Aug 26 2005, 08:30 PM']the Church has not said that it is a mortal sin to vote for someone.  Some bishops have said that you may vote for a pro-choice candidate as long as you are not voting for them just because you support their pro-choice position.
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CF said...
Voting "off".
Not voting for.

Voting off is the practice of....well, choosing "None of the above".

You choose a candidate that has NO chance of winning.
Your still voting, but its considered voting off.

Pax

[p0lar_bear]

It's not even an election year!! Can we give the whole "if you vote for so-and-so you are in mortal sin" discussion a rest for a couple of years?!

[voiciblanche]

I won't be able to vote yet.

[homeschoolmom]

[quote name='p0lar_bear' date='Aug 28 2005, 08:07 AM']It's not even an election year!! Can we give the whole "if you vote for so-and-so you are in mortal sin" discussion a rest for a couple of years?!
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[SarahB]

[quote name='Socrates' date='Aug 25 2005, 08:22 PM']ONLY if she were running against HIllary - but I think in that case I very well might vote for whoever the Constitution Party candidate is.
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That's probably what I'll end up doing, since I'm a member of the Constitution Party. It depends, though. If Jeb Bush or Rick Santorum ran I'd probably end up voting for them. But if it's any of the other prospects as of right now, it's the Constitution Party's canidate for me.