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Baha'is may find themselves in the situation where a non-Baha'i tries to find
out their political views. Let's say you are an American and the 2008
Presidential election has just taken place. How should you respond to a
non-Baha'i asking "Who did you vote for?" If you do reveal who you voted for,
and it's not who they voted for, they may ask you why you voted for that
person. Does a Baha'i really want to be defending their choice to a
non-Baha'i?
Regards,
David
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