[don-o]

The '08 election is not about abortion. It's about defeating Hillary Rodham.

Some think that. Others (me) will never vote for a pro-abortion candidate. Never.

[prisoner6]

Oh, I relayy don't have time - have to leave work - and really shouldn't start this again but what the hey. Are you saying that if a socialist candidate vowed to stop abortion while another candidate held conservative values an most other issues except abortion, you would vote for the socialist?

How about a democrat, the deceased former governor of PA comes to mind - Bob Casey Sr. He was a democrat who railed against abortion, even tried to speak at a national convention about it but was as "liberal" - the current definition - as they come. Lets say the race in 2008 was between him and Condi. Who would you vote for?

Lets say Hillary claims she's had a relevation and takes an anto abortion stance. She'd be lying of course but like that isn't in the realm of the possible. Let's say it's between Hil and Condi, where do you go?

As I mentioned before abortion is only one issue I consider.

prisoner6

[cloud8]

> Others (me) will never vote for a pro-abortion

And that's exactly how Hillary's playbook reads. Take the center with a wink from the left, use abortion to divide the right, and conquer.

The future of our nations is at stake.

[FreedomCalls]

Others (me) will never vote for a pro-abortion candidate. Never.

Did you vote for George W. Bush in 2000 and 2004? He supports the three exceptions the same as Rice does.