Alas, there is a separation of church/religion and state, not church/religion and voter. The concept of separation of church and state never implies voters aren’t voting with their(often VERY) religious beliefs in mind.
Alas, there is a separation of church/religion and state, not church/religion and voter. The concept of separation of church and state never implies voters aren’t voting with their(often VERY) religious beliefs in mind.
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