Ceremony For Schiavo Case Judge Protested

The Orlando Sentinel ^ | May 6, 2005 | AP

[Brilliant]

I would suggest that you direct your anger at the guys who are causing this. The GOP is not getting the job done, but they aren't the cause of the problem.

[Hildy]

It's always wise, and less humiliating, to actually read an article before commenting on it.

[BibChr]

Afraid it pretty much works for me. From what I saw, the man was set to see that poor woman dead, regardless.

Dan

[Sun]

"I would suggest that you direct your anger at the guys who are causing this. The GOP is not getting the job done, but they aren't the cause of the problem."

You do have a good point, but...........

I live in NYS and have a pro-abortion Republican Governor (Pataki) who changed to the NYS Republican platform to be pro-abortion, and Pataki and McCain (who says he is pro-life) want to change the National Republican Platform to be pro-abortion (big tent theory), and then there's Arnold S., and many top officials in the Republican Party are pro-abortion, so why would I want to give $$ to the National Republican Party after finding that all out (over a period of time).

If we stop contributing to them, they will get the message and work to give us better candidates.

This is tough love for your Republican Party, because if they don't straighten up their act, folks will go third party, and Hillary will be your president. There's plenty of time before 2008 to send them a message.

I just heard a guy on radio say that he used to give a few thousand a year to the Republican Party, but told them he would not give to them any more because of the high taxes.

You can still give to an individual CONSERVATIVE Republican candidate. That's what my husband and I will do, but each person will, of course, decide that for them self.

[Brilliant]

yeah. I wouldn't give to a RINO. There are plenty of conservatives to support.