[Coleus]

Of Course I didn't mention it otherwise you would have read it :)

The subject matter of my post had to do with Bush going against his word by nominating 5 pro-abortion judges in New Jersey, very quietly, I might add. He clearly led us to believe at the Republican National Convention that he found Jesus and was a pro-life Christian. Obviously, actions speak louder than words and by his stem-cell order and the appointing of these 5 judges to the federal bench leads me to believe he isn't standing by his convictions.

Oh, and slapping in the face all of us school voucher advocates hurt too. Remember he and Ted Kennedy shaking hands after wasting $15 Billion on his education initiative? Big Govt. yes, school choice NO. Great Republican signing the biggest budget in America's History.

[LS]

If actions speak louder than words, you are thereby ignoring the most important actions of the actual executive orders which have actually saved lives, vs. the "possible/potential" lives threatened by the stem-cell research and judges.

I suggest before you get your undies in a bunch that you weigh the number of actual lives saved by the EXISTING orders and let the future take care of itself. Seems to me you have no concern at all for those actually saved, but rather prefer a soapbox to scream "pro-life." This is disgustingly similar to the Democrats who prefer to have an issue rather than a solution. Bush has provided an actual solution in at least four specific ways where the number of abortions have been reduced. Until I see specific rulings from these judges otherwise, I value that higher than any other appointments or stem-cell decisions.