[anniegetyourgun]

"I think it's the Democrats' fault," Shanks said.

I know it is.

[My2Cents]

The top priority -- a ban on a controversial late-term abortion procedure -- has passed both houses. But there's a minor difference between the two bills and, so far, a conference committee hasn't met to construct a compromise that President Bush can sign into law.

Can't blame this one on Bush. The obstructionists are the Senate Democrats who refuse to name members to the conference committee.

As a conservative Christian, let me weigh in -- My top priority is the appointment of strict constructionist judges who have respect for the law and the U.S. Constitution, who will interpret law, not make it. I've been pleased with Bush's judicial appointments, but we all know the tactics of the left in opposing those nominations. I believe that the biggest reason Bush needed to be elected was to reshape the composition of the courts. Bush's work toward this is far from over. This reason alone is justification to have him reelected.

[dfrussell]

Hey, at least the "Religious right" is getting lip service... fiscal conservatives are getting substantially less :)

[RonF]

"The question is whether federal marshals will be called in to remove the monument," Phillips said. "If they are, it will have a major effect on Bush's standing with his core Christian conservative base."

Does the author propose that if this case is decided against the Alabama judge at the SCOTUS level, the Federal government should not enforce the decision?