[average american student]

Buchanan makes strong case that not only is Senator Barack Obama pro-abortion, but that he leads the way in the U.S. Senate with an attitude (proven in Illinois, as well, with his three time legal endorsement of "after delivery" killings of babies) - and this too, a promise to overthrow all state restrictions on abortion.

Radical ... to say the least.

Buchanan also predicts that faithful Catholics will will steer clear of this callous view on life.

I say, look at the state rights attitude here as well. He's vowed to do the same for gay marriage ... and what else.

This is a man obviously who sees himself as King, or something to that effect. I fear the "change" he has in mind.

We all ought to.

[big'ol_freeper]

Buchanan also predicts that faithful Catholics will will steer clear of this callous view on life.

Anybody who looks at nObama's credentials will steer clear of him, but the problem with a majority of average voters (including Catholics) is that they don't really pay much attention. They just sways with the winds like a crop of wheat.

I believe, as the article stated, that those who take their faith seriously and understand their responsibilities as Catholics will vote overwhelmingly for McCain, just as they did for Dubya twice.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Buchanan at his best.

God save us from Obama and the Power that controls him.

[mainestategop]

Correct me if I'm wrong but can't the church deny communion to politicians who are pro choice? I remember this Catholic activist in Bangor told me that. He used to picket outside Baldy’s old church with anti abortion signs and pictures of dead fetuses when he was still a city rep.

[hosepipe]

[ The Catholic Case Against Barack ]

Hes a democrat Marxist his life is espionage.. Duuuugh..
Any other issues are redundant..

[cookcounty]

"The Democratic Party platform of 2008 finally dropped its old abortion language ("safe, legal and rare"), which had asked that women not have abortions unless they absolutely must. The 2008 platform, just announced, says instead, "The Democratic Party strongly and unequivocally supports Roe v. Wade and a woman's right to choose a safe and legal abortion, regardless of ability to pay, and we oppose any and all efforts to weaken or undermine that right.".......

.... And Democratic candidate Barack Obama, in The Audacity of Hope, compared women's regrets over their past abortions to white people's regrets about past bigotry. This Clintonian compromise—that abortion was a necessary moral evil—had become the most progressives could hope for.

From Hirshman in yesteday's Slate. Amazing comparison from Obama, I hadn't seen this before. This article is from a hard left pro-abortion extremist.