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And the actions he took, which gave the public more confidence in him while simultaneously moving public opinion on the abortion question 10 points-

Forgive my French, Hugh, but B.F.D.

Do you not understand that "pro-lifer" pro-aborts like the Bush's are only too well aware their "vital" prong of population control has been a tad too successful?

Even Russia's got anti-abortion placards IN THEIR SUBWAY CARS.

All well and good to "reduce abortions" ... especially among the more valuable of the labor force and consumers. The industrialized nations' populations are imploding, for Pete's sake.

But it will be cold day in hell before they actually move to renege on the GOP policy that is legal abortion. Ashcroft made that much clear when he said right of the bat that the overturning of Roe v. Wade was not on Bush's agenda.

He nailed open the most profitable of all window of "non-personhood". What isn't crystal clear about that?

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(It's nearly midnight ... Cheers, guy.)

Bush said right off the bat that overturning Roe v. Wade was not in his vision during the campaign. He realized, as I do, that this is going to take time. The culture has to be changed first.

I am not sure what your Russia tangent has to do with anything. Guess it just needed to be thrown out?

I never EVER would have argued vehomently, or even tepidly, that Bush's daddy was pro-life.

Dubya is not his dad.

I am watching as he changes perceptions and works towards changing the culture. I am pleased with the progress so far.

Anyways, go paint N'awlens (or however is the proper way to pronouce it) red.

This year, conservatives will find a way to work together. The optimist in me demands it. We will pave the way to save lives.

It is the most important issue of our time, even while the nation is focused on terrorism.