[Northern Yankee]

So... if Mr. Kerry believes that life begins at conception, then the logical conclusion would be that he wouldn't support abortion of any kind.

Then he has the audacity to say that he would be imposing his faith on others, if he followed his personal beliefs? Isn't that what the good Lord demands upon us?

Perhaps impose is the political correct sounding word of conviction. It sounds intrusive, so it can't be right!

[kstewskis]

Then he has the audacity to say that he would be imposing his faith on others, if he followed his personal beliefs? Isn't that what the good Lord demands upon us?

Sadly, the man has no shame. He will have a lot more to answer to than just the voters, some day.

[Victoria Delsoul]

So... if Mr. Kerry believes that life begins at conception, then the logical conclusion would be that he wouldn't support abortion of any kind.

You're right of course; however, your assertion wouldn't be consistent with Kerry's flip-floppiness. See, the beauty of flip-flopping consists entirely in saying one thing and doing something else. You mentioned that, "if he followed his personal beliefs? Isn't that what the good Lord demands upon us?." Personal beliefs constitute believing that which is true, thus, an unshakable faith. Something from which Kerry is far removed.