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Yeah, but if this voting record is all you got on him: * Planned Parenthood 100% in 2006. * National Right to Life Committee 0% in 2005-2006. * Americans for Tax Reform 0% in 2005. * NAACP 100% in 2005. * American Conservative Union 8 percent in 2005. * Illinois Environmental Council 100% in 2003. * Children's Defense Fund [Hillary's old beat] 100% in 2005. * National Organization For Women 100% in 2005. * NRA, 'F' in 2004. * Federation for American Immigration Reform 0% in 2005. * 2005 AFL-CIO 92%. Then you ain't got much to motivate a voting base. Right now I think his inexperience is his biggest drawback. I think his middle name being Hussein and his last name rhyming with 'Osama' are probably big enough factors to keep him out of the White House (even as a VP), but I'd want a little more than that and his 100% NAACP voting record if I were an adversary. In short, we'll need some dirt on this guy to keep him from being a factor... something more than just the shady land deal with his 'neighbor'.

His pro-abortion voting record should be reason enough to get the conservative base out to vote against him. Unless, that is, the Republican candidate is not all that much different in his/her views on abortion. I'm thinking Rudy Guiliani, which so many seem to do a Gallagher on. You know, go Ga-Ga over.

Anyway, this article doesn't show much of a moderate to me:

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=51121

"So, the reason Keyes said Jesus Christ wouldn't vote for Barack Obama was because of Obama's fanatical support of abortion to the point of condoning infanticide."

I doubt the unborn, and even those who are born, if not wanted by their mothers, would agree with Gallagher's idiotic belief that Obama is a "moderate."