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I guess this will slide into the whole moral conviction thing again. It is a moral conviction of some that we should be taxed to provide health coverage to everyone (regardless of unintended consequences). Why should those moral convictions be any more valid than those of a Huckabee or whomever? For most, it simply comes down to whose moral convictions are more in line with your own. Don't like someone because of those moral convictions? Fine. Don't vote for them. But don't expect anyone to keep them out of how the choose to govern or vote on an issue because that is part of who they are.
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