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To: snooker
There is nothing wrong with putting Spector in the hot seat, but a messy public fight over Spector and abortion is exactly what the MSM is angling for. We need to go around, take a pass on this fight and move forward. Bush and Frist have other options with the Judiciary chair. I bet they are hard at work on them.

There you go again...

We're fighting now, somewhat behind the scenes, to ensure that Specter doesn't get a simple committee chairmanship. We're actually avoiding a nasty, internal abortion fight, that would be trumpeted by the Old Media, by getting Specter out of there now instead of waiting until he gives aid and comfort to the Democrats and becomes an obstacle to Bush's pro-life judicial nominees.

The Senate will caucus as early as NEXT WEEK on this issue. We have to strike NOW and not wait around to see what direction Bush and Frist may or may not take. We also need Bush and Frist to know that a large and vocal block of the Republican base will not tolerate a Specter chairmanship lest they just want to cross their fingers and hope that Specter plays nice.

If you don't like what we're doing then stay out of the No Specter threads. We've got work to do and we don't need your constant distraction.

97 posted on 11/05/2004 8:25:29 AM PST by Spiff (Don't believe everything you think.)
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To: Spiff
OK so here I come again ...

Bush already knows and so does Frist. See my post #98 below this one. I assume you heard Bush at his presser.

I always believe it is best to have differing opinions instead of just moving in lock step on anything. One vote does not a make a majority.
103 posted on 11/05/2004 8:34:13 AM PST by snooker (To defeat the MSM and the Democrats, change your tactics, not your goals.)
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