Today’s New York Times has an article that asks the following question in its title: “Can the G.O.P. Accept Giuliani’s Abortion Stance?”
The short answer is “no.”
How’s that for insightful analysis? 🙂
Today’s New York Times has an article that asks the following question in its title: “Can the G.O.P. Accept Giuliani’s Abortion Stance?”
The short answer is “no.”
How’s that for insightful analysis? 🙂
5 Comments
G.L.W. Johnson
He ought to give to Steve Nash,especially after that terrible performance against Golden State in the first round of the playoff.
G.L.W. Johnson
Denny
As you no doubt can tell, this comment is out of place! It belongs in the one before it!! My fault, Rudi had nothing to do with the Mavs lost…I think.
Steve
I hope not, but I bet they will.
dennyrburk
Steve,
I will be nonplussed if Guiliani makes it out of the primaries. I don’t think he can win. He has a shot at winning the general election, but primaries are a different story. The G.O.P. base is ardently pro-life.
Thanks,
Denny
Paul
And that’s been the interesting (and saddening) change of events of the last 20 years or so.
15-20 years ago, a lot of lines were crossed constantly. It wasn’t just liberals on the democratic side of the fence, nor was it just conservatives on the republican side. I knew plenty of pro-life democrats, and while I still know lots and lots of pro-choice republicans, it’s out of the fact that small-government conservatives have no other viable options.
In other words, y’all wanted a big tent. Now you’re reaping the rewards of that tent. And until a real contender steps into the ring for you guys who’s honest, smart and willing to get us out of the dumbest war ever waged by this country (even Vietnam had a plausible purpose), there’s no way that you’ve got a strong candidate unless Obama wins the primaries for the democrats.
At that point, all of America’s worst racist tendencies will do the dirty work for you.