^{Wealth & Poverty Review} Social Issues in Forefront of 2012 Election

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James Robison and I argue in the
Christian Post that so-called “social issues” such as marriage,
abortion, and religious freedom will play an important role in the 2012
election:

We’re told that the 2012 election is all about jobs
and the economy. So-called social issues such as marriage, abortion, and
religious freedom have been moved to the back burner. Don’t count on it. Social
issues will also figure prominently in the coming months. President Obama has
made sure of that.

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