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If members feel Gascón and Saldaña are on equal footing, could it lead to vote splitting?

Going by these statistics alone, it seems like the U.S. and Europe are on equal footing with food waste issues, in schools at least.

From Salon

Officially, both teams are traveling to New York on equal footing.

ADF argued that Idaho’s abortion ban doesn’t violate the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act because a fetus is supposedly a patient under the act, to be treated on equal footing with the pregnant woman even if the fetus isn’t viable.

From Slate

Today, the changing demographics of the country has thrown us back to a fundamental question: Are we a pluralistic democracy, in which everyone stands on equal footing regardless of race or religion, or are we a white Christian nation, a kind of promised land for European Christians?

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