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To: Blogger

If so, this Brian Rogers guy was shooting from the hip with his statements, or the author of the article left out some information to start a controversy.

Again, I’m giving McCain the benefit of the doubt. At worst, he’s changed his position. At best, there’s some bad information circulating on a topic that is very important to many conservatives who have just warmed up to McCain.

The MSM would love to blow this out of proportion. This topic is a win-win for them.


59 posted on 09/12/2008 11:17:48 PM PDT by rightinthemiddle (Without the Mainstream Media, the Left is Nothing.)
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To: rightinthemiddle

I’m not sure what Brian Rogers was doing with his statements. I know he isn’t McCain. He isn’t Palin. He could have been mistaken and hope he is.

McCain to me appears to be changing his position. He may not have fully changed it, but he is very open to other forms of research. I’m hopeful Governor Palin and the Republican base can keep him from doing stupid things. Not certain, but hopeful. In the worst case scenario, MANY more babies will live in a McCain presidency than an Obama one. If McCain were not able to finish his term, we would have a strongly pro-life President even on stem cells. If Obama weren’t able to, we wouldn’t have anything better on the other end. There isn’t a perfect ticket here, but there is one that is clearly superior to the other.


65 posted on 09/12/2008 11:21:24 PM PDT by Blogger
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