Well, Whitey, I mean politcally, morally and spiritually...and I would go ahead and add financially and strategically as well.
No, I am not saying we should toss our deepest convictions aside. I must add that I personally am not driven by the abortion issue. I do consider myself pro-life, but I have been called pro- abortion by some people on this site, but that’s not the case. I will say that I do believe we have or at least had more pressing issues to deal with than that one, but honestly those more pressing issues no longer matter as far as I can see.
I am saying that if one is driven primarily by the right to life in elections, in this country that person can now expect to lose, but being a person who is not primarily driven by that issue, I can also expect to lose so...it’s kind of a moot point.
I do think we are in serious trouble in this oucntry Whitey, because the left is singularly united by their lust for power, and their opponents are driven by different guiding principles and not particularly united by any of them.
We were not even united by the loss of our freedom as a people, so I don’t see any hope at all really.
Well, I appreciate your honesty, I suppose.
If it’s all a moot point, why bother with political discussion or moral concerns at all?
You have thrown in the towel, which is obviously your prerogative, but it renders your opinions and recommendations meaningless, as least as far as I can see.