Pro-Life Advocate Chosen By Republican Party to Write Abortion Platform (Pro-Life)

LifeNews.com ^ | August 19, 2004 | Steven Ertelt

[cpforlife.org]

This what I've always talked about, and almost full time since 1999.

[Fracas]

I know. Things haven't been the same since he left. Sigh.

[EternalVigilance]

As long as the Reagan pro-life platform remains, and both Presidential and Vice-Presidential nominees are pro-lifers, the GOP coalition will endure.

Since well over 90% of the delegates to the national convention are pro-life, this is not likely to be a problem in the foreseeable future, praise God.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

bump

[WKB]

There surely isn't...especially if it is a MISSISSIPPI Southern MALE voice. ;o)



Since Haley is from Yazoo I guess you could narrow
that down even a little bit more and
say "a male from Yazoo Mississippi"

[onyx]

I'll buy that... Haley AND Elvis.

[dixiechick2000]

"Haley AND Elvis."



There's one more... ;o)

[onyx]

There's one more... ;o)




ROTFLOL!

Who would that be?
Conway Twitty?

[dixiechick2000]

"Who would that be?
Conway Twitty?"



Ohhhhh...NOW you've done it.
It was Charlie Pride. ;o)

[edenochs]

I have been a Republican all my life, but I cannot endorse many of the speakers at the National Convention next week since they are pro-choice.

[TexasCowboy]

There are several issues on which I depart from the Republican Party's general stance - or more particularly, George Bush's stance.

The three most critical are the sunsetting of the AWB, the closing of our borders and the prolife agenda.
Two out of three is two better than we'd get from the Democrats.

[MHGinTN]

Yeah, that's two more than from the party of Molech. But I was a bit put off by the following blanket statement: "Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist of Tennessee, who is pro-life, was selected by the party to be the chairman of the platform committee." As my Senator, I can tell you that Frist is pro-life for most of the ages of the individual, but he is far from pro-life in defending embryonic stem cell exploitation and cloning of embryos for their body parts (their stem cells). I would have expected a 'pro-life' physician to grasp the essenece of dehumanizing the earliest age of the individual in their lifetime already begun, but there it is, a selective 'pro-lifer' in the flesh.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

but I cannot endorse many of the speakers at the National Convention next week since they are pro-choice.

You have to realize that people such as Guiliani and Pataki are there because of their bravery and stoicism during the aftermath of 9/11, and of course the significance of New York City.

They're just speaking at the convention. They don't speak for the GOP platform or represent Bush's second-term agenda at all.

[cpforlife.org]

RE "Bill Frist of Tennessee, far from pro-life in defending embryonic stem cell exploitation and cloning of embryos..."

M, it's so frustrating. There are so few Conception to Natural Death - NO exceptions Pro-Lifers in DC.