If pro-life is already out of the party, then you can drop your crusade to drive it out.
I don’t have one.
Look at this post and tell me exactly who is trying to crusade drive who out:
“Sunday, November 25, 2012 12:01:37 PM · 122 of 139
Fightin Whitey to DanZ; moonhawk; chris37
As you both probably know, engaging with this blood-soaked little smurf is quite literally a dead end.
Chris37 is polite enough, and I hadn’t paid much attention to him until recently, so the other day I took him up on his banner issue, that of the Republican Party embracing (or at least actively ignoring) the cause of free and unlimited infanticide.
After several of his bland and oddly sheepish posts he finally came around to admitting that he thinks the U.S. is lost, that Republican and conservative voters are lost, and that moral issues are “a genie that has been let out of the bottle,” thus deserve no more thought, energy or commitment of any kind.
He believes we are finished, and that principle and even discussion are pointless, and yet he shows up here virtually daily to wave his flag of killing more of the unborn and partially-born.
Seems to me there is some kind of weird self-loathing going on, a dull nihilism that borders on self-destructiveness, much like that seen in the craziest and most flamboyant lefties, i.e., Michael Moore, Alan Grayson and, perhaps most appropriately, Mitch Snyder and his ilk.
The guy’s only outlet and seeming secret delight is to show up here and plead for death.”
Because I differ with the pro-life movement by exactly three degrees, I am a blood soaked little smurf pleading for the death of babies...
That’s some damn fine coalition building right there, whooweee.
Anyhow, good luck to you, and piece of advice, you might want to obsess on abortion less, but it probably doesn’t matter any more at this point much.