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To: Sun
Palin’s personal opinion means a lot, because she could be POTUS some day, and she will be an important advisor to McCain.

Putting aside the fact that you're skipping completely over what we already know John McCain to be, and ignoring the fact that he's already openly admitted to you that his first and most important act will be to "reach across the aisle," in the short run, her opinions only carry the weight that John McCain gives them. In the long run, she's already shown that she shares his views concerning the false federalism that alienates unalienable rights. So, it looks to me like a lose-lose.

110 posted on 09/13/2008 7:24:57 AM PDT by EternalVigilance (Don't talk about God, Life, Liberty, Borders or the IRS, and you'll do fine in the McCain GOP)
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To: EternalVigilance

“she’s already shown that she shares his views concerning the false federalism that alienates unalienable rights.”

So does Justice Scalia, and he is pro-life.

But I do NOT believe that it’s acceptable to kill babies in some states, and not other states, but sometimes even pro-life people, like Scalia, seem to think it’s constitutional. Again, I disagree.

However, the fact that John McCain picked Sarah Palin, and the fact that he sees how people responded to his pro-life pick, I feel that McCain will pick pro-life judges.

Can you imagine what kind of judges Obama would pick, when he thinks it’s acceptable to allow BORN babies to die on a shelf after a botched abortion?


236 posted on 09/13/2008 8:45:20 PM PDT by Sun (Pray that God sends us good leaders. Please say a prayer now.)
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