To: monomaniac
Sorry, I am very pro-life and think highly of Dr. Dobson.
That being said, if he continues with this insanity, he will surely get a true nightmare for president, one that will hand him his worst fears (3 more Ruth Ginsburgs?). In this regard, he should keep his powder dry rather than paint himself and others in a corner so soon.
7 posted on
10/08/2007 5:26:36 PM PDT by
Lakeshark
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To: Lakeshark
God
Family
Country
That’s just the way it is.
9 posted on
10/08/2007 5:31:38 PM PDT by
donna
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To: Lakeshark
Amen
Dobson has to get a grip on reality. Only Fred offers a clear conservative choice...otherwise you choose between Shrillery and Ruby. Neither carries the the flag of Dr. Dobson. Dobson, by his very nature of being out of touch with the reality of politics, must settle for something lest than perfect or we will be governed by commie shrillery. Dobson, get your priorities in order or doom us all!
158 posted on
10/08/2007 7:48:13 PM PDT by
Stayfree
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To: Lakeshark
"That being said, if he continues with this insanity, he will surely get a true nightmare for president, one that will hand him his worst fears (3 more Ruth Ginsburgs?)."
I find myself in a rather odd position here, as I find Dobson generally to be a nut and I find myself defending him today. Let's be honest and admit that the real issue concerning the next President is about USSC judges, not Iraq, and let's analyze what you said above.
1. If Hillary is President we will get more like Ginsburg for sure. More Democrats will slip into office on her train-tails also.
2. If Rudy is elected what guarantee do we have he will appoint another Scalia? The word of a politician? If we look at his track record of appointing judges in New York it shows a very scary precedent unless I'm mistaken.
If as many people sit out the election as the article suggests, Rudy isn't going to win. Even if he wins, he will still face a Democratic leadership in both houses of congress. Does anyone think he can appoint a Scalia or Alito type to the court? No serious person would believe that. So what would we gain with Rudy as President? He will be forced to appoint someone that the left can live with and the Pro-life crowd can't.
Of course I want to state that I have absolutely no clue who would agree to a 3rd party candidacy, but let's thinks a bit. Is there a Republican that satisfies the Pro Life crowd, the NRA crowd, the lower my taxes crowd and the Stop Illegals crowd? And if there is, why isn't he running right now?
Therefore, option #3: Some yet unknown, 3rd party person that is Pro-Life wins. Well, that's the proverbial mandate isn't it.
182 posted on
10/08/2007 8:20:35 PM PDT by
HawaiianGecko
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