[1stFreedom]

Mr. Terry should hold a press conference on why the Bible doesn't allow remarriage after a divorce!

(I'm a former member of OR who worked with Mr. Terry on a few occassions.)

[Support Free Republic]

The former President disembarks from his airplane after a trip back to Arkansas. Although the hoopla is less now that he is out of office, Clinton still occasionally finds himself greeted by military personnel. This is one such occasion.

He climbs down the stairs, carrying two huge pigs, one under each arm. He gets to the bottom, and nods his head in return to the soldier's salute. "Son, what do you think about these?" he says. "Nice pigs, SIR!" comes the reply. Clinton gets mildly miffed and lectures, "I'll have you know these aren't just pigs but the finest of Arkansas Razorbacks. Top notch. I got one for Hillary, and one for Chelsea. What do you think about that?"

"Nice trade, SIR!

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[1Old Pro]

I'm sure the media will focus more attention on OR than on NOW just as they focus more attention on NOW and other anti-Republican groups when they protest at the GOP conventions.

[WorkingClassFilth]

Mr. Terry has balls big enough to fertilize every dried-up harridan at the NOW conference. I admire that.

[Our man in washington]

Randall Terry was the worst thing to ever happen to the pro-life movement. The pro-life movement has gained significant ground in the polls ever since Randall Terry and Operation Rescue disappeared.

Americans tend to sympathize with the underdog. The problem is that when many Americans turn on their television and see some male yelling at a much smaller woman in front of an abortion clinic, they will have sympathy for the woman. Also, Operation Rescue often seemed to think if they could convince someone that the Bible stated abortion was wrong, then they've won the argument. The fact is that most Americans aren't fundamentalist Christians, so a Biblical argument only preaches to the choir.

Since then, the pro-life movement has emphasized the suffering of a child who is aborted late in the pregnancy. The underdog is thus no longer the woman at the clinic, but the child in the womb.

[Southack]

NOW is already "dead". They get less money in a year than VP Cheney or the NRA can raise in an hour. Americans are no longer pro-abortion, and their wallets reflect that fact.

National Organization for Women
2002 PAC Summary Data

 
2002 election

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Total Receipts
$216,817
Total Spent  (view expenditures)	$304,737
Begin Cash on Hand	$91,826
End Cash on Hand	$3,902
Debts	$0
Date of last report	December 31, 2002
Contributions from this PAC to federal candidates (list recipients) (100% to Democrats, 0% to Republicans)	$69,894
Contributions to this PAC from individual donors of $200 or more (list donors)	$58,365

PAC NAME: NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NOW/PAC)
WASHINGTON DC, 20005
FEC COMMITTEE ID: C00092247
(LOOK UP ACTUAL DOCUMENTS FILED AT THE FEC)

INDUSTRY: Women's Issues
Women's issues

*Based on data released by the FEC on Wednesday, July 09, 2003.