Two Lower Bucks Catholic h.s. alumni vie for the same seat in Congress....

As per https://www.finelloforcongress.com/ the Archbishop Wood alumnus tells us

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Unlike for Finello, there is a perception that Fitzpatrick is "pro life." Yet, he gets only a 64% score from the National Right to Life Committee (cf, Voter Scorecard https://www.votervoice.net/mobile/NRLC/Scorecard#/?page=scorecard-62848).

While the NRLC looks at votes, Fitzpatrick also failed to get behind, champion, and co-sponsor the

• Heartbeat,
• Life at Conception,
• Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection,
• Dignity for Aborted Children, and
• Child Welfare Provider Inclusion Acts, or
• HJ Res 79 against assisted suicide and 
• two recent pro life amicus briefs:
• https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/18/18-1323/127231/20200102104952653_18-1323%20Amicus%20Brief%20of%20207%20Members%20of%20Congress.pdf
• https://jeffduncan.house.gov/sites/jeffduncan.house.gov/files/documents/SC_Amicus_Curiae.pdf

Yet, https://www.brianfitzpatrick.com/, tells us this with regard to the Bishop Egan alumnus....

While both may slip Catholic affiliations into their bios, neither Finello nor Fitzpatrick embrace BOTH the absolute sanctity of human life AND the absolute sanctity of  marriage/family formed by husband and wife as the basis of Catholic Social Teaching.

Some may argue that Fitzpatrick comes closer to Catholic teaching.  If that be the case, it is incumbent on those making the argument to DEMAND MUCH BETTER from him.