[Luke21]

This has always been the president's position, and it has been an easily defensible one for the pro-life movement. Arguing about an infinitismal amount of abortions distracts us from potential victories over abortion on demand and partial birth abortion. Good grief, people. We are winning. We're gonna be fighting over Coke versus Pepsi next.

[cyborg]

exactly

[prairiebreeze]

Good post

[M203M4]

This has always been the president's position, and it has been an easily defensible one for the pro-life movement. Arguing about an infinitismal amount of abortions distracts us from potential victories over abortion on demand and partial birth abortion. Good grief, people. We are winning.

Exactly. BTTT.

[builder]

We are winning. We will be fighting over Coke versus Pepsi next

Excellent post. See my post #195.

[LWalk18]

This has always been the president's position, and it has been an easily defensible one for the pro-life movement. Arguing about an infinitismal amount of abortions distracts us from potential victories over abortion on demand and partial birth abortion. Good grief, people. We are winning. We're gonna be fighting over Coke versus Pepsi next.

We are so close to the end of Roe v. Wade- yet many on this board are being too greedy, too fast. There is not one poll that shows that the majority of Americans are in favor of banning abortion in the case of rape/incest/life of the mother. But if the pro life movement wants to snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory, they argue for a complete ban now. They will start arguing for a ban on contraception.

Bush is merely being realistic, and he represents the mainstream pro-life view, like it or not. Trying to get Americans to accept laws that will set 12 year old rape victims on trial for murder will never happen.