Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

mass lowell — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 23:41:05 GMT

what broader democracy is she talking about???

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

R.Merrell — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 00:25:54 GMT

Flip......Flop.....Flip.....Flop.....Flip.....Flop.....

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

Louis Nardozi, Chesapeake VA — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 00:56:29 GMT

So now he's gone from pro-choice to pro-slavery! Much as I find abortion distasteful, prohibiting it is in fact condemning women to involuntary indentured servitude - slavery! so instead of calling it 'pro life' we should call it what it is - pro slavery. You know, a wiser mind would just refuse to touch this issue.

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

leon houston — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:17:43 GMT

romney has flip-flopped on every one of the most intimate and personal issues that affect the U.S. today... well except for the love of old family money to make more money. these are not the actions of an honorable man.

flip-flop,flip-flop,flip-flop,flip-flop,flip-flop

what until the flip-flop shoes start following him around. but not until he is the official nominee..,,,,,,priceless

yet another liberal from mass. kerry saw nothing compared to what romney will experience because we can use the repub. playbook against him as well as new material. no gentleman rules this time as gore and kerry used.

republicans hate America and middle class kids.

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

stepping forward — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 06:29:51 GMT

It is more clear than ever that Romney is the best choice. Let's wake up and support him and stop all of the grasping at straws that we have been involved in. Romney is the best leader in the field with the best commitments to our country's challenges.

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

Ol' Lefty — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 13:33:46 GMT

First time I saw Mitt in a debate, he reminded me of a particularly slick used car salesman. I'm afraid I maligned used car salesmen.

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

sherrie paxton, Branson West, MO — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 14:04:16 GMT

I'm Mormon and I am worried about what Romney says.

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

Amazed, Atlanta — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 15:05:57 GMT

You know, I think the GOP might overplay this Abortion card. They forget, there are a LOT of pro choice women in the GOP, not to mention pro choice men. Most practical people, regardless of their personal feeling on abortion, don't think the government is the right entity to police it. Most people understand abortion is full of complex gray areas.. yet everytime a politician in the GOP tries to take a moderate stand on the issue, they get crucified. It's like.. a GOPer can't be practical on abortion. They have to tow the religious nut line on it.

I think they forget, that many intelligent people are in the republican party for OTHER reasons and overplaying this extreme position only makes the establishment of the party look like hypocritical fools. And when Huckabee proposes putting a ban an abortion in the constitution, every woman whose ever had a man try to take advantage of her (happens a lot, fellas) will think twice. What if it were me? Or my daughter who was raped? Regardless of their party affiliation, women get how serious THAT is.

Pro-choice GOP group hits Mitt again

Kira, Utah — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 17:53:42 GMT

Amazed- you hit the nail on the head. I think even many pro-lifers will agree that there exceptions (like the one you mentioned) to every rule. People didn't mind that Reagan changed his mind on this subject. Why do they make such a big deal that Romney has?

Frankly we have bigger things to worry about in the world right now. As it stands, women currently have the right to choose. A lot would have to change for that to be overturned.

Why is this the dominating issue in every election? What about war, immigration, healthcare (that would logically include women health issues), and the economy)? Let's get a president who can handle the big issues that affect everyone, and then focus on the other issues. It matters, but it isn't the most important thing we are facing right now. Priorities, people!