[Aristophanes]

Yet another nail in the coffin for the myth that the Republicans are "pro-life."

Thanks -- as Oklahoma's 1st district decides today who will be the Republican nominee to replace Steve Largent, I needed this piece of moral support for my decision to leave the party.

[IM2Phat4U]

As a young parent, this one makes me want to vomit:

TeenWebsite of Federally Funded Planned Parenthood Tells Your Kid How to Get an Abortion

[Diddle E. Squat]

Oh yeah, leaving will really help. That just increases the chance of a pro-abortion Republican winning, and we all know how the Democrats will fight to the death for the "right" to kill.

I hope you will rethink quitting, and instead continue to fight. We are slowly winning more and more converts, its been a long night, but please don't quit an hour before sunrise.

[Tribune7]

Yet another nail in the coffin for the myth that the Republicans are "pro-life."

No it isn't. Just remember who is introducing the bills. The GOP is the pro-life party.

Congress, however, is pro abort. That is because there while there are committed pro-abort Republicans there are NO committed pro-life Dems. Hence the pro-aborts win most votes.

[Dr. Octagon]

Don't toss the baby with the bathwater...if a Repub is pro-life, vote for them. If they're not, get them defeated in the next primary by someone who is.