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Sen. John Kerry and Religion
WASHINGTON (EP) – Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry says religion shouldn’t be mixed with politics. That statement came from Kerry’s campaign April 23 after a top Vatican official said Catholic politicians who support abortion rights should be denied communion.
This is probably best. Keep the fundamental beliefs of the candidates out of the public view and do not consider the core values that form the basis for their ethics and morals. These are non-issues . . .
Posted by tim at May 11, 2004 12:57 AM
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