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It could be rhetorical in my post besides the specific nature of me being wrong about how moderates would vote on how to pay for health care. What about something like the state of the American family? I think that subject is akin to our way of life being endangered that you brought up.I hope the OP was really asking a rhetorical question. I was wrong about that at a certain point I felt confident that the "left" leaning people would wake up to the corruption by the Democrats and the disregard for the Constitution, facts, logic, science, and reality which would lead people to start rejecting the impending totalitarian way of life. My bad on that because it's a double down fest on daily life being a skit from a comedy show. This lefty echo chamber is too far in the Progresshevik Church to ever admit mistakes or change course no matter the evidence or facts.
It's the conservative belief that if the family fails the country fails. I'm not saying I believe that just yet. I'm more of the belief that single mother households can make it and so can other non traditional family setups.
But there's something nagging me that what if it's true that if the family crumbles then the U.S. will crumble when looking at it from the conservative point of view. But then there's still the debate of what constitutes a crumbling family. Edit: Anyway it seems this subject is relevant to the moral and constitutional considerations you mentioned.
Another edit: And I haven't mentioned current or soon to be current legislation in Congress that may affect the family. Like welfare reform and public & private education reform.
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