[Digital Sniper]

Republicans for Choice endorses John McCain

Yet another lie about McCain's stance exposed. He's "personally pro-life," but every chance he gets, he sides with the liberal Cult of Death.

Congratulate yourselves, RINOs. You've signed on with a Clinton whose only Republican distinction is the 'R' by his name.

[ChurtleDawg]

I think he has a pretty good record on supporting anti-abortion measures in Congress

but his stem cell votes are troubling

[AuH2ORepublican]

While Senator McCain (like Governor Romney) supports funding for embryonic stem-cell research and has supported fetal-tissue research, the rest of his voting record over the past 25 years has been pro-life:

http://nchla.org/keyresults.asp?state=&locale=checkcongper&congper=McCain&zip=&plusfour=&year=1983&year2=2008&issue=&terms=-1&bills=-1&vote=&displaysize=10&displaystarts=1&displaystarth=1&submit=Search+Key+Votes&displaystarth=11&displaystarts=11&displaystarts=21&displaystarts=31&displaystarts=41&displaystarts=51&displaystarts=61&displaystarts=71&displaystarts=1&displaystarth=1

See also the National Review article “Pro-Life, Pro-McCain”: http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NDAyYjVkNmU3MGIzODQ4ZGU2Y2M1OGUzYWQwM2VhMDk=

If “Republicans for Choice” want to endorse a pro-life candidate such as McCain, then that’s fine with me, as long as they stick with him in November when they realize that he’s pro-life and the Democrat is pro-abortion.

[Mr. Ion]

A vote for McCain is a vote for the next Sandra Day O’Connor on the Supreme Court. McCain is not pro-life: he expressed his real pro-abortion views in 1999, and has resented having to court pro-lifers ever since. His resentment will fully manifest itself in horrible USSC appointments if he ever gets elected President.