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Submitted by Chris Roberts, Mar 22, 2008 21:39

It is absolutely appropriate that the President meet with the Pope. If you were unaware, the Vatican is the smallest country in the world and the Pope is the Head of State. The Pope is both Head of State of the smallest country and he is the leader of the largest Christian group on the planet.

I didn't hear you complaining when the President met with the Dalai Lama. So sad when the only type of predjudice that is allowed is against Christians.

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I wonder who the next pope is going to be? [MORE]	Adam	Feb 3, 2008 18:09
Wtih the Pope meeting with Bush and addressing the UN - there's no separation of church and state here! [MORE]	Brenda	Jan 30, 2008 22:29
The Vatican City State is a sovereign country with diplomatic relationships with the United States and other countries. The US... [MORE]	Ron	Jan 31, 2008 03:54
It is absolutely appropriate that the President meet with the Pope. If you were unaware, the Vatican is the smallest...	Chris Roberts	Mar 22, 2008 21:39
God Bless Pope Benedict XVI. The USA will be a better place after his visit. [MORE]	Dave Mattozzi	Jan 30, 2008 18:40
Republicans, rejoice in your Pope of Popes. [MORE]	Greg McFarland	Jan 31, 2008 00:15
Is His Holiness be giving the UN a diplomatic OK for Bush to attack Iran also?? [MORE]	lenber	Jan 30, 2008 16:22

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