Letters to the Editor: Wording of amendments too vague and weak

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Letters to the Editor: Wording of amendments too vague and weak

People are asked to vote Yes 'based on faith and hope', says one letter-writer. Picture: Julien Behal

Fri, 01 Mar, 2024 - 01:00

I am one of the liberal, left-leaning, non-religious persons who will be voting no and no on March 8. My reasons for voting no are not based on conservatism or religious convictions, nor a protest vote against the politics of the current Government. 

Through listening to both sides of the argument and with critical thinking I came to the following conclusions:

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