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And any elected official who tried to get elected as a Republican while claiming to be pro-choice would have to prove his allegiance to the Left by signing off on any number of other liberal causes.

A non-pro-life Republican Party is something I will fight to keep from happening.

Fight, and win.

And any elected official who tried to get elected as a Republican while claiming to be pro-choice would have to prove his allegiance to the Left by signing off on any number of other liberal causes.

The idea is not for the candidate to attract the votes of the liberal. The idea is to keep the Republican Pro-Choicers from voting outside of the party. Big difference.

Refer to post #225. 41% of the voting Republicans who are single-issue abortion voters voted for Gore! Those are the 41% we need to be voting GOP in 2002.

Refer to post #239. Republican's are so leery of the abortion issues that only 29% would choose to require a candidate make a declaration against partial birth abortions. Most pro-choicers including myself feel that Partial Birth abortions are wrong. The mainstream Republican are very worried about abortion plank hurting the party.