Pro-Life, Pro-Choice, and Single Issue Voting (OPDICH-059)

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Are you for "killing unborn children"? Or for "stripping a woman of her right to choose what happens to her body"? Is this a fair way to describe those who vote pro-life and pro-choice? Tune in to hear Paul and Jedi talk about the whole picture, and how that should affect the way that we vote. Connect with Paul at @whoispaulkim Connect with JD at @jedikim37 Connect with us on FB and IG @operationdichotomy, and on our website.

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