[mlizzy]

I actually feel sorrow for you!!! You just don’t get it.

After 37 years of political this and that, mothers and fathers still very much have the right to kill their children through abortion, and finding an answer to this dilemma via pro-legal-abortion type politicians is not the way to bring "life" back to this country. I don't mind that Scott Brown won the election over Coakley (however the continual promotion of him by pro-lifers is disturbing!), but he is no savior from the likes of Obama; in fact, in some ways they are similar.

Haven't you already seen enough Scott Brown (quite literally) to tell he's not a pro-family man? When we haven't family in the United States, we have nothing. Surely, Obama is putting us on a (very) fast track to dictatorship, you are correct, but I see a different answer to that dilemma (and all evil directives in this nation today):

"We are reminded that even supposed political victories are temporary, and that the solution to these problems is not political, even if we have to keep up the political fight and our activist efforts," said Father Euteneuer (one of 12 official Church exorcists in the United States; he *knows* evil firsthand). "We are called to prayer, fasting and conversion... only God can put a stop to the horror of abortion now."

[campaignPete R-CT]

political victories are temporary ...

Yes, political victories are temporary, as most things are. But the fortitude, faith, hope, and charity of the people working on the campaign are eternal.

the solution to these problems is not political ...

And the solution is not political boycotting.

We are called to prayer, fasting and conversion.

I pray that the pro-life voters I meet who are boycotting the political process repent, as they are complicit in much that happens in our politics.

I thank the few hundred dedicated people in Illinois who campaigned for Walsh & Hultgren the past few months. They helped save the nation. And those were 2 huge pro-life victories.