It could be McCain-Feingold. As I've pointed out to the folks who like to tout the NRLC "scorecards" of Thompson not being perfectly rated, McCain-Feingold was pretty much universally a "negative" scorecard mark for all advocacy groups, making the vote really neither inherently pro- or con- any particular position not directly related to the CFR issue.
Do you think NARAL thought of M/F as a pro-choice bill?
I was talking about NARAL’s press release that said he voted against them 44 our of 46 times.
So I’m just trying to clarify, I know NRLC at one time thought that vote was anti-pro-life, but do you think NARAL counted it as pro-choice?