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I'd ask you to excuse my immoderate language. This thread started out being about the succession to the Senate Majority Leader's job, but soon degenerated.

Frankly, I don't much like pro-lifers. I can make some common cause with them in the interest of electing Republicans.

As far as abortions are concerned, I've never had one, never wiil.

I don't support government coercion in any sphere. I certainly don't support most of the radical pro-life positions that seem to sink to the level of calling anyone that fails to agree 100 percent weith the pro-life point of view and agenda as a "baby-killer". Or shooting them.

Sorry, it's just not for me, and I'd fight tooth and nail to keep thel pro-life agenda marginalized.

But, welcome to the Party. Your're right, we need your votes. Just don't expect too much in return.

But, welcome to the Party. Your're right, we need your votes. Just don't expect too much in return.

Think pretty highly of yourself, don't you.

I'm glad you're here, so people understand that there are people like you in positions of power in our party. I don't know who you are, or what your particular postion is...but in my opinion, and I'm sure in the opinion of a majority of Republicans across this land, you wouldn't be qualified as a precinct chairman, with the views you have espoused on this thread.

"But, welcome to the Party. Your're right, we need your votes. Just don't expect too much in return"

Conservative, pro-life activists get Republicans elected. When they don't work at the grass roots level, organizing and fund-raising, but rather stay home - you get Bill Clinton. So, maybe that's what you like? It can be arranged...