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Well, no one expected Sarah to say anything different, I'm sure. She is a politician, after all. It would be political suicide to say anything other than what she said.

However, the brevity of her message and the fact she doesn't note that she feels sorry for Tiller (on the contrary, she indicates her strong objection to Tiller's abortion practices) is evidence that she is in a difficult position and needs to walk a fine line. And that's fine - I understand. The bottom line is that she is strongly pro-life.

Having said that, I'm not running for any political office, and I'm not bound by the conventions of political correctness. I too am against violence and murder, but I applaud the death of mass murderers like Hitler, Mussolini, and any other murdering tyrant - and if it wasn't for the American military we would all be speaking German.

Though on a much smaller scale, Tiller was also a murderer. I didn't wish him dead, nor did I pull the trigger or was part of a conspiracy to cause his death. But I will not equate the life of a murderous thug, whose coffers were filled with blood money, with the precious lives of the young victims he systematically crushed to death.

Sometimes the fight for the rights of the unborn needs more than a tame message, which usually falls on the politicians' deaf ears. Sometimes the unborn needs someone to shake things up... to snap people out from their comfort zone, so they will listen to their cries for help, and their fight to live.