No problemo.
I’m comfortable with Sarah Palin’s views on the sanctity of life. As I sad before, she’s ‘walked the walk’ on the issue by carrying a Down’s Syndrome baby to full term. I’m sorry, but unless one has done the same, they’re just ‘talking the talk’ on this issue.
I am fine with that, But like I said, what you or I think really isn't the point. It is the aggregate of the Christian Right that matters - And IMHO, if Palin runs with her libertarian record on Life, she will lose. Mark my words.
And I want to add, before I leave, that this isn't about ill will toward Palin... It really isn't emotional at all. It is about what it takes to turn out the unstoppable Conservative juggernaut. That begins with a candidate that is able to provide experience and support for ALL of the principles of Conservatism, and especially the Christian Right (as it is the largest voting block of all)...
Any Conservative deserving support must be able to harness together the social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, defense conservatives, and the civil-libertarians/libertarians OR there will be no win, regardless of what candidate the liberals field, as this election, once again, plainly exemplifies.
Getting caught up in populism or pragmatism will not win the day. Serve the principles of Conservatism, or all will be lost.
Have a nice day.
My, you do like to hear yourself talk, don’t you? I told you I was done dancing with you.