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Graham makes all of us in SC proud.

Wasn't Graham a pro-choice, McCain supporter?

[cajungirl]

News alert on Fox,,,North Korea offered asylum to Saddam,,somehow this has me in fits of giggling, sort of like going to Calcutta for a vacation.

[doosee]

Wasn't Graham a pro-choice, McCain supporter?

He definitely was not pro-choice, nor is he now. Very pro life. He has explained his primary period (2000) support of McCain and most people in SC have chalked that one up as a mistake of naivety. He backed away from McCain the more McCain drifted toward his partnerships with Teddy K. and others. I don't think he will be that naive again.

[SierraWasp]

"Wasn't Graham a pro-choice, McCain supporter?"

Oops! Dere it is!!!

[wimpycat]

Wasn't Graham a pro-choice, McCain supporter?

He supported McCain during the 2000 primary in South Carolina and he's personal friends with McCain, but he is definitely pro-life. He sponsored a bill while he was in the House called the Unborn Victims of Violence Act, which passed the House twice but the Senate never voted on, which would make it a separate crime if an unborn child was harmed or killed during the commission of a federal crime (it doesn't affect state law-since many states have their own laws about this). Even though the bill specifically states that it has nothing to do with abortion law, the pro-abortion groups have a hissy fit whenever this bill is mentioned, because they say the bill gives a legal "human" status to a fetus...as if a law could change an unborn baby from what it is.