Great work as always, Sun!
Thanks, and I hope I don’t bore you when I post my editor’s letter to the secular newspapers which names NAMES:
“Dear Editor:
When Senator Barack Obama was state senator in Illinois, he voted at least 4 times against the Born Alive Infant Protection Act which protects babies born alive from unsuccessful abortions. Barack Obama would allow these babies to die alone in a room without comfort or medical attention, rather than help save their lives. The Constitution gives these babies human rights at birth, but Barack Obama would remove these Constitutional rights.
Barack Obama is even more extreme than Senators Hillary Clinton or Barbara Boxer, who did not object to a similar federal law to protect born-alive babies.
Senator John McCain has had a good pro-life voting record, except for embryonic stem cell research, but I am happy to say, when I visited his website, saw that he reversed his position on that. Not only is embryonic stem cell research unethical, but not one person has ever been helped with embryonic stem cells, but there are numerous treatments from the ethical nonembryonic stem cells which have helped so many people. Senator McCain does, however, support nonembryonic stem cell research.
Senator McCain’s running mate, Governor Sarah Palin is pro-life and walks the walk by choosing life for her own special-needs baby.
It absolutely does matter whom we elect for president reagrding the life issue, because the president picks the judicial nominees, and other examples are when a previous pro-”choice” president vetoed the ban on partial-birth infanticide, and overturned the Mexico City policy, which denied U.S. tax dollars from going to organizations that perform or promote abortion in foreign countries.
On Election Day I will be pulling the lever for McCain/Palin because I am a 45 million+ “issues” voter. You see, over 45 million unborn babies have been killed since Roe v. Wade.”
LMSM won’t tell people how extreme Obama is, so it’s up to us grassroots folks, and talk radio. However, I heard around 80% of people don’t listen to talk radio (but they do read letters to the editor).