After all, they might not happen later, and if they don't happen, we can't make political hay from them.
He also criticized Germany's handling of the far right. I think they have a thorough understanding of the far right.
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Can’t make it up. This is what we are as a nation in the year 2025. He’s just a reflection of it.
We have daily press conferences by the president, taking all questions, instead of calling on people selected for him, who have pre-selected questions, which is unprecedented transparency even over and above the years of Biden.
A subset of reporters are invited to the Oval Office due to size. One reporter, whose agency insists on being political against Trump on this petty issue (after going along with Obama's renaming of natural features, and Biden's renaming of military bases), is no longer invited to the Oval Office. As far as I know, this reporter and the agency are still allowed to attend the larger press conferences.
Maybe there is more to the story than I have heard. But it sounds like saying the reporter was banned is an exaggeration to say the least.
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Link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Gib6WIgwgGo
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I just want the Tkachuk Brothers to “have a spirited conversation” with you two milquetoasts.
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Like anyone here takes conor for an actual Catholic. Not even conor does.
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our Judicial System has already convicted him on Fraud charges and he has three other major Felony indictments awaiting trial when he leaves office. For Justice sake, I want to see him stand trial and let the entire country see the evidence that produced those indictments. As a law abiding citizen, I trust that you want the same.
Link: https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/internet-links-trump-039-s-cryptic-quote-to-ceo-murder-suspect-luigi-mangione-7723327
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but for the moment...let's review a few things...first, Pope Francis has not recanted his statement that the Personhood of a Fetus is still Debated. He could have said...after centuries of Catholic Theology and writings that Personhood begins at Conception...he didn't....therefore, it is not Doctrine...and others who have written in dissent with regard to Francis' statement, admit that (I and others have posted one person's paper on the issue).
Secondly, there is a reasoning process within the RCC called "Prudential Judgement" that is used to deal with difficult decisions...such as the concept of "Just Wars" which involve "Sanctioned" Killing of others. Those exact words "Prudential Judgement" are in the RCC Catechism (Par 2309).
Given that a forced or coerced pregnancy on a woman is undeniably an attack on her with life changing...or even ending...consequences...the use of "Prudential Judgement" by a practicing Catholic should allow her the ability to make a choice between carrying the pregnancy to term...or not.
As for polling...when ~90% of even practicing Catholics, never mind all the other citizens of the U.S., who practice other faiths...or none at all, agree that under the circumstances I mentioned, women should indeed have that option...a society (government) that exists to serve the best interests of the majority, especially a vast majority, needs to listen to them and ensure their belief is honored...and not put impediments in the way of that decision. BTW...the leadership of Baron's OB/GYN Specialty organization (ACOG) has consistently and strongly argued for women's freedom to have the choice of abortion...so there's that perspective as well. I doubt that anyone could in good conscience call them "Baby Killers".
Think about what I've said before you reply.