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GOP Bloggers :: If Roe Goes, so Goes the GOP Coalition?
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "Tyranny of the Black-Robed Master Race Main Narcissistic Rock Stars Won't Solve Africa's Problems July 05, 2005 If Roe Goes, so Goes the GOP Coalition? That is the take of this LA Times piece by Peter Wallsten: But the prospect of progress toward overturning Roe - and the realization that President Bush could have at least two chances to make transformative appointments to the court — has exposed a disagreement between conservatives who want abortion criminalized and pragmatic Republicans concerned that shifting the issue from the courts to the ballot box would lead to massive GOP losses. Of particular concern is the party's fate in closely contested battlegrounds such as Ohio, Florida and Michigan, where the resurgence of the abortion issue could alienate moderate voters who have helped Republicans make gains on all levels. "Smart strategists inside the party don't want the status quo changed," said Tony Fabrizio, chief pollster for the 1996 Republican presidential campaign of Bob Dole. This is, at least, a bit of a new twist on the MSM/Democratic meme about abortion and the GOP. For decades now, we GOPers have been advised to modify our pro-life position in order to save ourselves from inevitible political destruction...now we're being advised that if we don't save Roe, we'll also fly apart. Ummm, no. You see, what upsets all conservatives - even pro-choice conservatives - about Roe is not that it legalised abortion in all 50 States, but that it usurped the powers of the States to determine " .... read entire page
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