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Video reminding voters about pro-life values garners over 400,000 views

PoliticsPolitics·By Morgan Witt

Video reminding voters about pro-life values garners over 400,000 views

First posted on YouTube on March 10, 2012, views for “Test of Fire: Election 2012” from Catholics Called to Witness (CC2W) have skyrocketed in the past couple weeks. Almost 400,000 people have viewed this short and poignant video, through which CC2W reminds voters and particularly Catholics of what is at stake this next election – not just jobs or money, but life, marriage, and freedom.

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