[azcap]

When you have to lie and mislead, the cause can't be that righteous.

Is that what you would say to Schindler, or the family who hid Anne Franke? Would you tell that to the station masters on the underground railroad? Liberals are free to criticize this man from any angle, but pro-lifers who criticize him need to remember that there are two objectives to pro-life activities. One is to politicaly end legalized infanticide in America. This man did nothing to help change the abortion laws of Louisiana. But the 2nd goal (and the point of it all really) is to stop a child (or 30 million) from being murdered. He may very well have saved a human life.

[horatio]

Did the Underground Railroaders lie to slaves? Did the families that hid Jews lie to them, "for their own good?"

Until then, your comparisons are specious. Until then, he's still a lying scumbag and a terrible reflecion on conservatives.

If you don't like the laws, work to change them. Don't lie to and mislead people in an attempt to get around the laws.

Or do we only care about the "rule of law" when it comes to Democrats?

[Antoninus]

Sorry, it was your brilliant comparision (this fellow versus the Underground Railroad operators/Protectors of Jews during WWII) that I was lauding. Horatio just failed to understand it.