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RE: The Democrats are Blowing the Election—and the Catholic Vote
An ancient proverb says "A big book is a big evil;" I think it is arguable that a big senator or a big representative is a big evil.
If we take the three great senators of US history--Webster, Clay, and Calhoun--Webster and Clay supported the Compromise of 1850, with Webster showing special bitterness toward his
abolitionist ex-allies, and Calhoun opposed the Compromise because it didn't give enough to the slave states.
Nowadays, the only practical way for Bob Casey to become a great senator is for him to become less pro-life; I think we ought to pray and work for more good politicians, not more great ones.
