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Just as momentum has been building against Roe vs. Wade, the gay marriage issue will likely awaken decent Americans to get more involved in the political process.

Excuse me. I must have been snoozing.

Momemt is building?

Where, besides the fund raiaing letters?

Abortion on demand is way low on sheeple concerns.

Absolutely, the pro-life movement is building! Polls--flawed though they may be--have indicated Americans are more and more likely to identify themselves as pro-life.

Remember in early- to mid-1990s, when there was a push to remove the anti-abortion plank from the Republican Party platform? That would be incomprehensible now.

Remember the 1996 GOP candidates for president? Most of them were either weak on abortion or even pro-choice. By contrast, in the year 2000, the GOP candidates almost stumbled over each other to identify themselves as pro-life.

Both pro-choice and pro-life groups say the current administration has set the pro-choice agenda back quite a bit. For the first time, many states have adopted laws that make killing the fetus a crime, have installed parental consent laws, AND OUTLAWED PARTIAL BIRTH ABORTION. Bush signed the ban nationally.

So, yes, the pro-life movement is building and growing!