[Paleo Conservative]

But what do his views on population control have to do with investigating the September 11, 2001 attacks?

[anniegetyourgun]

zip.

[NJJ]

But what do his views on population control have to do with investigating the September 11, 2001 attacks?

Exactly. Thanks for saving me the time to write it.

[Jorge]

But what do his views on population control have to do with investigating the September 11, 2001 attacks?

NOTHING. They just give the perpetually unsatisfied fault finding nit-pickers something to complain about.

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Exactly.

[pfflier]

But what do his views on population control have to do with investigating the September 11, 2001 attacks?

A most excellent point.

The recent elections were by no means a mandate for any particular issue other than anti-terrorism and possibly anti-Democrat. The anti-abortion views of the Republican party have nothing whatsoever to do with this.

What lost control of the Senate last time was the perception of the voting independents and conservative Demoncrats that the paramount Republican issue was right to life, over running the country's economy and even over national defense.

[hove]

"But what do his views on population control have to do with investigating the September 11, 2001 attacks?"

Nothing! But I think the issue the author was trying to bring up is one of character. Bush has chosen a modern despot to head this commission. And Kissingers open record of promoting abortion and eugenics is an indication of this mans despotic nature. Just because he is ours...and Bush likes him, doesn't mean it will set well with American voters who are bright enough to understand the character...and record..of Kissinger.

[dljordan]

Well gee, maybe it could be an indication of his overall character. This guy is a team player all the way. Now let me ask you one thing. Do you really think Henry loves the U. S. and cares what happens to it's people?

[HIDEK6]

My point exactly.