[colorado tanker]

What do we do, Jim? Two of the three front runners went from pro-life to pro-abort to get elected in the Northeast, then flipped back to something resembling pro-life, and the third is - McCain. Aaaaaarrrrrggggghhhhh!

And I have grave questions about the electability of the second rank candidates.

For the first time I can remember we don't have a solid conservative among the front-runners.

[Jim Robinson]

Wrong. Rudy is not now nor has he ever been pro life. Other than a little side wise doublespeak, he doesn't even deny it. He says he doesn't like abortion personally, but believes it's a woman's RIGHT to choose. Also that he doesn't like partial birth abortion but he's ok with it for the life of the "mother." Sorry, that's exactly the same position that Hillary takes and it most definitely is NOT pro life. Nor is it consistent with the constitution or with traditional American values.

[Al Simmons]

"What do we do, Jim? Two of the three front runners went from pro-life to pro-abort to get elected in the Northeast, then flipped back to something resembling pro-life, and the third is - McCain. Aaaaaarrrrrggggghhhhh! And I have grave questions about the electability of the second rank candidates. For the first time I can remember we don't have a solid conservative among the front-runners."

You hit the nail on the head here. And so, who, out of the 'top crop', do you trust to take charge in the WOT?

Rudy. PERIOD.