Al Gore Secretly Assembling Campaign

Good for you.

Many in his own party won't meet with a loser like Gore.:wavey:

 

I still find it remarkable that so many BB folks are lining up to support someone who defends the right to murder innocent unborn children. Are there no pro-life democrats out there?

 

Oh, it goes beyond that on this board. There are plenty of Republicans willing to vote for the likes of Giuliani who makes it well known he is pro choice. All one can say is incredible.

 

Well the advertisment next to your post is touting Rudy today. :laugh:

Rob

 

You are correct, but this thread was titled 'Al Gore Secretly Assembling Campaign', so anything outside of that is off topic anyway.

However, you mentioned in your post the Hillary was dealing with "scandal after scandal investigation" and I asked how that was different than this president how?

You see, you want to compare what Hillary did while her husband was in office against her worth at being the next POTUS, and yet, you can't even admit that THIS president is dealing with the same and more.

You are just like all the other necons in that you only want to take about the things that suit you. It's like Terry said, when a Republican gets blasted, it's because the Left it out to get them and when a Democrat get blasted, it's because their corrupt.

When will you see that they are all corrupt! I am a Democrat, and yet I won't vote for Hillary. (She is a Bush in women's clothing) I am voting for Ron Paul. Someone that will give this country the chance it needs again. Who are you voting for? and why?

You can't just blankly compare what Hillary had to go through and peg it against her, and then give this president a pass. It doesn't work that way. They are all corrupt, there will be more scandals and until we take back the WH with someone that respects the people, you had better be on the look out for the scandals to get bigger and bigger.

Jamie

 

You actions "posts" speak lounder than you would believe. You don't have to say it out loud. Just look at your posts.

BTW, nice dodge on the questions. To remind you:

And don't use the "it's too early to tell... If you're able to bash canidates that are running, you have an opinion of who you'll pick. We won't hold you to it if we late change your mind....

Jamie

 

Don't lump me in with them. I don't care what party they are affiliated with - if they're for killing babies they don't have my vote. You're right, it's incredible - but not in a good way.

We need a pro-life president!

 

Well given your support for the current President I can see how that might make you somewhat of an expert on failure. I mean from his failed business ventures to his failed presidency, if nothing else George Bush is a certainly a picture of incompentance, arrogance, and failure.

 

You are one of the first people I have seen that agrees with me that abortion is a much more overriding factor than party loyality. That is refreshing. There have been those who argue until they are blue in the face that if we vote for a 3rd party pro life candidate, that we have sinned, because in essence, we have voted for the abortionist democrat over the abortionist republican.

For the life of me I cannot follow that logic, especially when it comes from Christian leaders of ministry. This is just me speaking, but abortion is the one that really sticks in my craw. I could almost consider any other issue in light of others the candidate was for or against, but on abortion, they are either pro life, or they do not get my vote.

 

And I find it remarkable that people who call themselves Christians could support a party that would entagle us in an unnecessary war of choice that has lead to the deaths of tens of thousands of people.

And of course the claim that there are no pro-life Democrats is a lie. Do a google search for Democrats for Life of America and you will find that there are indeed Democrats who are not only pro-life, but fight for the position in the Democratic party (I would post the link to the website myself but I don't know if it's allowed).

 

When you post something substantial I'll be more than happy to give a like answer. Sorry, but all I have seen from you so far is the usual GOP rhetoric that are not backed by facts.

 

I have no idea why it wouldn't be allowed, and I'd really like to see it.

 

David Bonior, who heads the Edwards campaign, had a decent pro-life record when he was in the House of Representatives. Likewise, Dennis Kucinich had a solid pro-life record until he more or less sold out to run for President in 2004. Even so, his record is still better than that of Republicans like Rudy Guiliani or Mitt Romney.

By the way, though not running for President, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid also has a decent pro-life voting record.