[alice_in_bubbaland]

I like and would consider voting for him. He is a Roman Catholic as I am. Is the country ready for a Catholic Pro Life President? Sadly, I don't think so.

[Coldwater Creek]

I'm not a Catholic, but I can't understand why you think that Evangelical's would not support a pro-life social, fiscal conservative!

[JRochelle]

What have you been smoking?

[MACVSOG68]

I like and would consider voting for him. He is a Roman Catholic as I am. Is the country ready for a Catholic Pro Life President? Sadly, I don't think so.

As long as he promotes a broad based agenda that comports with the priorities of most Americans, I think he certainly has a good shot, though at this point, as a dark horse behind the front runners.

If he stays away from the constitutional amendments, homophobia and other fundamentalist issues, which will turn off most voters, he certainly can work a room.

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Is the country ready for a Catholic Pro Life President?

I'd vote for a pro-life Catholic to be President. Done it before, and I'd do it again. And I think we've got a pro-life Catholic Chief Justice. Americans like Roberts, and they like Justice Alito.

[Gaffer]

I don't know anything about him except his name. That said, I don't think he's the one I'd vote for because if I ever thought he was worth the Presidency, I'd have remembered him more than I do now...

[johnpannell]

I like and would consider voting for him. He is a Roman Catholic as I am. Is the country ready for a Catholic Pro Life President? Sadly, I don't think so.

Didn't we already have a Catholic pro-life President? ...elected 46 years ago! I wasn't aware that JFK was pro-abortion.

The better question is: Is the country ready for a REPUBLICAN Catholic pro-life President? Unfortunately, he'd have a hard time in today's climate. By today's Democrat standards, Kennedy is a right wing radical.