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| − | '''Tom Smith''' is the [[Republican]] nominee in 2012 in the [[U.S. Senate]] race in [[Pennsylvania]], against [[pro-abortion]] [[Democrat]] incumbent [[Bob Casey]]. | + | '''Tom Smith''' is the [[pro-life]] [[Republican]] nominee in 2012 in the [[U.S. Senate]] race in [[Pennsylvania]], against [[pro-abortion]] [[Democrat]] incumbent [[Bob Casey]]. |
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| + | A Republican poll showed Smith ahead of Casey by 2 points, despite a [[Democrat Party]] advantage of 1 million registered voters in the state. | ||
Senator Casey has previously won [[pro-life]] votes based on how his father, who had the same name (Sr.), was pro-life as governor of Pennsylvania. But Senator Casey, the son, voted for [[ObamaCare]] and voted against defunding [[Planned Parenthood]], the nation's largest [[abortion]] provider. | Senator Casey has previously won [[pro-life]] votes based on how his father, who had the same name (Sr.), was pro-life as governor of Pennsylvania. But Senator Casey, the son, voted for [[ObamaCare]] and voted against defunding [[Planned Parenthood]], the nation's largest [[abortion]] provider. | ||
[[Category:politics]] | [[Category:politics]] | ||
Revision as of 18:55, October 21, 2012
Tom Smith is the pro-life Republican nominee in 2012 in the U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania, against pro-abortion Democrat incumbent Bob Casey.
A Republican poll showed Smith ahead of Casey by 2 points, despite a Democrat Party advantage of 1 million registered voters in the state.
Senator Casey has previously won pro-life votes based on how his father, who had the same name (Sr.), was pro-life as governor of Pennsylvania. But Senator Casey, the son, voted for ObamaCare and voted against defunding Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider.