Saturday, September 29, 2012

Bishop Paprocki: Voting Democratic puts Soul at Risk, Party backs "Intri...



Pax et bonum

2 comments:

bill bannon said...

The Bishop though is stressing platform to the exclusion of other factors such as that Romney also allows abortion for rape, incest and health of mother and Romney or Obama will pick the next supreme court justices. It will not be their party or platform that chooses the justices. Prof Schneck of CUA was odd for putting a percent of abortion increase under Ryan but the Weekly Standard's response was just as odd for not noticing that there is a problem despite a lack of precedent and studies....ie if you reduce medicaid by $810 billion on the Fed's side like Romney Ryan, and if medicaid funds 37% of the births in the US, then something has to give. The upper bandwidth of income qualifying for medicaid will shrink. Those females then making just above the cut off income will now have to pay out of their own pocket for either childbirth or abortion and abortion is way cheaper. That is not Ryan's fault IF he believes that otherwise we will go bankrupt. But some of the Bishops then wonder why he wants military untouched. Wars with muslims seem to produce nothing but national debt additions....much like Vietnam. The anti Ryan Bishops though are silent because Obama is an institutional threat to Catholicism on the insurance mandate. There could be a memo from Dolan to other Bishops that that factor overrides which candidate will actually enable more abortions....either by laws or by cuts.

A Secular Franciscan said...

I suspect the budget related deaths will be fewer - and certainly there will be less money budgeted for national and international abortion programs. Romeny/Ryan are not perfect - far from it - but I believe there will be fewer abortion deaths uinder them. There are other factors as well - gay marriage, support for contraception, embryonic stem cell research, religious liberty, and so on that tip the balance in Romney's favor. At wo
worst - we know how bad Obama is, Romney has the potential to be better.