To: Dave S
We were promised that Lott was going to introduce the PBA ban "as soon as the next session starts". Well, is this going to be an excuse to avoid the issue and then have the Republicans not go forward with the promises to the social conservatives who elected them?
This is the kind of thing we were all afraid of with the waiting. If the ban is put off, I'm going to assume that is what this is all about. You do want the ban on these homicides, don't you?
37 posted on
12/13/2002 7:04:49 AM PST by
grania
To: grania
We were promised that Lott was going to introduce the PBA ban "as soon as the next session starts". Well, is this going to be an excuse to avoid the issue and then have the Republicans not go forward with the promises to the social conservatives who elected them?
This is the kind of thing we were all afraid of with the waiting. If the ban is put off, I'm going to assume that is what this is all about. You do want the ban on these homicides, don't you?
37 posted on 12/13/2002 10:04 AM EST by grania
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40 posted on
12/13/2002 7:09:16 AM PST by
TLBSHOW
To: grania
We can still pass PBA provided Lott stays as a senator or is replaced by a pro-life Democrat (or at least on this issue) like Ronnie Shows.
To: grania
We were promised that Lott was going to introduce the PBA ban "as soon as the next session starts". Well, is this going to be an excuse to avoid the issue and then have the Republicans not go forward with the promises to the social conservatives who elected them? Well another reason to thank Lott for failing to engage his brain before his mouth. I doubt Lott's sincerety to begin with on PBA but he's screwed it and the judges for now. If I was Pickering, I wouldnt hold my breath. Again, dont blame the Dems, they are just doing what comes naturally. Blame Lott. He said it. He failed to apologize. He then offered a half ass Clinton type apology and then he failed to manage the crisis.
74 posted on
12/13/2002 7:47:05 AM PST by
Dave S
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