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To: wireman
And without the pro-life vote, the GOP can kiss any aspirations of the white house goodbye.
16 posted on 09/02/2006 8:56:52 PM PDT by bushinohio
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To: bushinohio

Good. Keep saying that!


18 posted on 09/02/2006 8:58:08 PM PDT by wireman
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To: bushinohio

But I've heard from SO many liberals that they'd vote for a pro-choice republican in a HEARTBEAT. Ahem.


86 posted on 09/03/2006 12:10:59 AM PDT by boop (Now Greg, you know I don't like that WORD!)
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To: bushinohio
And without the pro-life vote, the GOP can kiss any aspirations of the white house goodbye.

Agreed. Anyone who thinks that Rudy has suddenly discovered thay his Catholic religion is unalterably opposed to abortion and has changed his stand on that all important issue is daydreaming. Another thing, without 4 or 5 million votes from pro-gun voters for whom that issue is the deciding issue no Republican has a chance of winning the presidency, and Rudy is as anti-gun rights as the most radical far left Democrat could be.

I hope and pray that Rudy isn't the GOP nominee next time, but if he is it will finally be 3rd party time for me and my family. I almost went 3rd party in '96 when the unelectable Bob Dole was nominated as the token opposition to Clinton, but didn't. Instead of "throwing away" my vote on a 3rd party nominee I threw it away on a token GOP nominee.

318 posted on 09/04/2006 7:32:17 AM PDT by epow
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