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Our Lady of Perpetual Help parishioner: 'The greatest tragedy of all is a self-professed Catholic President being our example'

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Our Lady of Perpetual Help - Scottsdale, Arizona | Our Lady of Perpetual Help provided photo

Our Lady of Perpetual Help - Scottsdale, Arizona | Our Lady of Perpetual Help provided photo

Cynthia Spotleson, a Scottsdale resident and member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish, said President Joe Biden, who is a self-professed Catholic, leading the country is "the greatest tragedy of all" as he does not uphold Catholic values. 

"Fentanyl coming across the border almost killed my 68-year-old brother (another minute and he would have died), the attack on our churches and religious freedom ever since the pandemic lockdown, and finally, protecting the unborn," Spotleson said. "The greatest tragedy of all is a self-professed Catholic President being our example."

Former President Donald Trump (R) leads President Biden (D) by ten points among Arizona voters in the 2024 race for the White House, according to a recent poll of Arizona voters released by American Greatness.

Trump leads Biden 42 to 32 percent, with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. (I) at 13%. In a two-way race, Trump is ahead of Biden 48-42 percent, with 11% undecided.

In June, Trump launched a “Swamp the Vote” campaign by asking voters to vote early, absentee, by mail, or in person on Election Day.

“Republicans must win and we must use every available appropriate tool to beat the Democrats,” Trump said in a video announcing the “Swamp the Vote” effort. “Whether you vote early, absentee, by mail or in person, we must swamp the radical Democrats with massive turnout.”

When it comes to early voting, more than half of Arizona's Democrat registered voters are on the state's Active Early Voter List (AEVL), compared with just 46 percent of Republicans, reported the Grand Canyon Times.

Of the state's 2.104 million registered Democrats, 1.059 million of them-- or 50.1 percent-- are on the AEVL list. Arizona has 2.316 million registered Republicans, and 1.068 million of them-- 46.1 percent-- have signed up for the list.

Arizona county election authorities mail ballots to voters on the AEVL 27 days prior to every election.

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Name: Cynthia Spotleson

Parish: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Scottsdale

Occupation: Housewife

First presidential ballot cast: 2000

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