But if the Republican Party refuses to honor its stated committment to the unborn, I will not honor it with my vote.
And the result will be a democratic win, no committment to the unborn, no committment to national security, appeasement, accommodation to the radicals in the world, a weakened military, gay marriage, tax increases, anti-business and a socialist agenda. There is more involved than one issue. I'd hope you'd reconsider just what's at stake here.
Oh, I'll be voting Republican this fall. I'm not champing at the bit like I was in 2004, but the wife and I will vote. The Republicans have got to turn it around. The good news is that two years is a lifetime in politics. But regardless of what happens in 2006, the Republican Party must not learn the "lesson" that a leftward tilt wins elections. If that results in a Guiliani being nominated at any level it will mean unmitigated disaster for the party, and for the country. It will mean the fracturing of the Republican coalition.