[Eagle Eye]

Eisenberg is a founder of the liberal, pro-choice Republican Leadership Council, a group whose aim, according to pro-life Republicans, to purge them from the Party by raising money for liberal Republican candidates.

And the Republican party stands for what?

[Dane]

Always looking for a flame aren't you. This was discussed last week, thouroughly.

Anyway policy is set by the President and Eisenberg is good at fund raising.

Maybe you should read this thread.

Drudge: Bush proclaims unborn children should be 'welcomed in life and protected in law'.

[Ol' Sparky]

Sadly, yes. The White House is the one that is pushing pro-abortion and liberal Republicans like Richard Riordan in California.

How do the Republicans get away with all this? Because conservatives and Christians refuse to draw the line and refuse to accept candidates and parties that betray and sell them out.

[Kevin Curry]

And the Republican party stands for what?

A viable opportunity to govern despite its (the Party's) flaws?

As opposed to the feckless Libertarian Party which comprises political ideologues and purists of a kind not seen since Stalin and his henchmen stoked up the gulags to make the world safe for communism.

I'm not ready to abandon the Republican Party.