thssm.23.08.26 I’m curious ••>•• does that make?
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nf.23.08.26 Black evangelicals do not ••>•• black voters in Fulton County, Georgia.
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nf.23.08.26 Black evangelicals do not ••>•• that white evangelicals do.
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thssm.23,08,26 Are you suggesting ••>•• are pro life?
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nf.23.08.26 Point One;
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You ask in post
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Part of my answer in post
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Do you agree that black Evangelicals are part of the entire voter population of black Americans who consistently vote 9 to 1 for Democrats for the past 60 years and vote pro-choice even if they believe the sanctity of life begins at conception and wouid not do what Herschel Walker does to unwanted fetuses?
My answer “Point One” in post
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One can be opposed personally to abortion in our personal lives while also being opposed to state governments banning a medical health procedure in order to force gestation on women against their will,
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