[wagglebee]

Very insightful. I think that the insurgency in Iraq will be over by early next year and it will no longer be an issue in the election.

[wagglebee]

Pro-Life Ping

[Cicero]

Certainly the pro-life candidates did well in the past several elections, except in a few pro-abortion hotspots. Although I think a few of the “blue dog” Democrats may have gotten away with faking it.

[OldPossum]

Me thinks the author is right. Abortion is something that just about any reasonable person thinks—yea, knows—is morally wrong, and there is no room for discussion of the matter.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

I hope you are right, but the Democrats want a genocides and they have the votes. Genocide for the unborn and genocide for our allies, the people seem to like the sound of it. Where is the funding? It seems a long shot that the Demons will blink.

[cpforlife.org]

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[Democratshavenobrains]

Actually, none of them oppose legal abortion.

[cpforlife.org]

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[tkathy]

Let me guess. Frist???

[Coleus]

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[NewCenturions]

"Virtue is, in the end, more likely to achieve victory than vice is."

I sure hope so. We live in such a twisted world though.

[gonewt]

I disagree.

I think we’re staring President Hillary straight in the face. As of now, there is not a Republican candidate who will unite the party.

Ironically, I think the ONLY person standing in the way of Hillary taking the White House is Al Gore. If he runs, I think he gets the Dem nomination.

[ex-snook]

"That's because the next President could appoint the U.S. Supreme Court justice who could tip the balance against Roe v. Wade, "

Perhaps. I believe that the swing pro-abortion judges have been appointed by Republican Presidents. Two problems for the GOP 1] other issues could make things worse in the Senate 2]strong pro-life people that I have talked to no longer think the GOP is a pro-life party, Giuliani and big state governors have left a bad smell in the big tent.

[oakcon]

And THAT is why Giuliani canNOT get the nomination.

[Balding_Eagle]

I’ve said many times on FR, Hillary! will run as a Conservative Southern Baptist Pro-Life Christian.

[jellybean]

Pro-lifers are simply more committed to an electoral victory than those who support the destruction of the most vulnerable members of our society. Virtue is, in the end, more likely to achieve victory than vice is.

Draft Fred Thompson

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[kellynla]

“I think that the insurgency in Iraq will be over by early next year and it will no longer be an issue in the election.”

From your mouth to God’s ears but I wouldn’t put any money on that.
I expect us to be based in Iraq for a very long time.
We still have to “take out the trash” in Syria & Iran.
And what better place to be to make sure the muzzies don’t play any games with oil than Iraq.

As far as pro-life goes, I’m all for it. But until another Supreme is replaced, not much can be done.

[WalterSkinner]

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[KevinDavis]

Hate it break it to you, but abortion is not a major issue. Even if Roe vs Wade is overturned, abortion is going to be decided on a state level (as it should)...

The biggest issue is the war on terror.

[MountainFlower]

"By and large, the Republican candidates for President -- with the notable exception of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani -- oppose legal abortion."

Insightful, yet not. It takes Guiliani down, but says nothing of McCain or Romney's views... They gave only a slice of the information.

[TheSpottedOwl]

Very insightful. I think that the insurgency in Iraq will be over by early next year and it will no longer be an issue in the election.

I don't want it over until we nail every damn terrorist they send to Iraq to fight us. If we lose this, they will follow us home, and trust me...abortion will be the least of our worries.