Think of all the Imaginary People who haven't been born. That could be in the 100s of millions.
Anti-abortion is not the prime issue and never will be. Even Hitler was anti-abortion would the social conservatives vote for him rather than Guiliani.
Dear justshutupandtakeit,
"Think of all the Imaginary People who haven't been born."
You reveal your true colors here. * shudder *
The 40 million who have been aborted aren't imaginery. They're dead. Killed in a society that permits their murder up to and throughout nearly the entire process of birth. I suppose because you can't see them, to you, they're imaginery. "Out of sight, out of mind."
"Anti-abortion is not the prime issue and never will be."
Not for most folks. However, it's a non-negotiable issue (even if not the most important issue) for enough folks that it means that Mr. Giuliani would likely lose 6% - 10% or more of the vote that Mr. Bush received.
"Even Hitler was anti-abortion would the social conservatives vote for him rather than Guiliani."
I wouldn't vote for either man. Nor would I vote for either Mr. Giuliani or Mrs. Clinton if they were the nominees of their respective parties. If these are the two choices, then the system has failed to nominate any candidate fit to hold the office of the presidency.
I'll do my best to help avoid that circumstance. If it comes to that, then it won't be because I didn't try.
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