Fred, I agree.

I offer debate #3 as a third proof for your statement.

He talked about how he grew up learning to respect the views of Catholics who believe abortion is wrong, but that he cannot legislate that article of faith.

A few minutes later he starts quoting the book of James (faith without works is dead) and says that he acts in accordance with his faith! Very contradictory if you ask me.

According to John Kerry’s methodology how can he legislate anything? Isn’t believing murder is wrong an article of faith? How about stealing or that we should care for the poor and marginalized? He has no problem legislating those things, but for some reason can’t use his rationale to understand that abortion is murder. It is not simply an article of faith.

Why should we hunt down terrorists? It’s their choice whether they can bomb us or not. Everyone has free will, why should we legislate against it?