Democrats For Life

They sound good from first glance. Too bad they are not in charge of their party.

Joseph Botwinick

 

This is a good site and you will hear more
in the future...Christians deserve the credit
here in causing repentance ..and I believe
the Democratic party will not use this issue
to string Christians out...they will actually
reduce abortions by half. So Christians should
now push back at the Republicans and say "look
what they Democrats plan to do and they are
not going to string us out..election after election". now that is politics.

http://www.democratsforlife.org/Press/95-10%20release.html

Good for the Democrats!

 

Only one problem. They are not in charge of the party and are a small minority from what I saw from their list. The crazy Deaniacs are in charge of the party, and they want abortion. If this segment of the Democrats really represented the majority of democrats, they would win elections. That is not going to happen though.

Joseph Botwinick

 

You think Democratic leadership is going to spill
their hand about upcoming strategy but what is
happening with the 95-10 proposal is gaining
strength...you will hear more and it is reaching
out to Christians who have played by the rules
and have made their concerns known and they want
results and not strung out that is the salient
point for Christians is not to be continuously
used for election fodder but to actually get results that in fact should be bipartisan...

People want big number results they want drastic
results and not get strung out over and over and
over actually voting against their interest because of an issue that is deeply important to
them.

http://www.democratsforlife.org/Press/95-10%20release.html

This is good competition for the Republicans
they should offer up a plan as well instead
of demagoguing the issue.

This is a smart move and I have not heard Howard
Dean denounce it or call it bunk because in his
heart he wants to reduce the number also.

 

So, it is just a political strategy to reach out to Jesusland? Please explain. I thought they were being sincere in their motives. If they were so sincere with it, why not try and get bi-partisan support. I am quite sure it wouldn't be that hard.

you will hear more and it is reaching
out to Christians who have played by the rules
and have made their concerns known and they want
results and not strung out that is the salient
point for Christians is not to be continuously
used for election fodder but to actually get results that in fact should be bipartisan...[/QUOTE]

So it is bi-partisan? Why hide it then. Do they not think America wants their idea?

People want big number results they want drastic
results and not get strung out over and over and
over actually voting against their interest because of an issue that is deeply important to
them.

http://www.democratsforlife.org/Press/95-10%20release.html

This is good competition for the Republicans
they should offer up a plan as well instead
of demagoguing the issue.[/QUOTE]

I believe the plan is to appoint a conservative to the SC who is pro-life. Will the DEMS for life be joining them in this plan, or is that too extreme for them? Tell me: Is this a competition, or is this about saving the unborn?

This is a smart move and I have not heard Howard
Dean denounce it or call it bunk because in his
heart he wants to reduce the number also. [/QUOTE]

My guess is that Dean says nothing about it because it is such a small minority of the party that it isn't really even much of an issue. We shall wait and see what happens though when they start taking action to save the unborn. If they are able to get something done to stop abortion, then kudos to them. I don't care which party does it, as long as it gets done. I will tell you, however, that I am skeptical that the looney left who control the party really have any intention of allowing this. I will keep an open mind though.

Joseph Botwinick

 

I think you know Joe ..it is politics ..the
Republicans have sent conservatives to the supreme
court and look what has happened.

Republicans are thinking about withdrawal in Iraq
but do you think they are going to telegraph
that to the Democrats?? They also think politically about the 2006 race.

Nothing wrong at all for Christians within
the democratic party and outside it to come
together to drastically reduce abortions..they
actually want to drastically do it and not play
the Republican game of demagoguing the issue
every election cycle which causes sincere people
to vote on one issue and sometimes not their
best interests. We are a country in deep ..deep
debt and trade imbalance..we are a country that
outsources its jobs.

Under a sovereign Gods eye this is politics that
may be answered prayer and the halving of abortions in the near future.


I think

http://www.democratsforlife.org/Press/95-10%20release.html

is a great and will be embraced by more and
more democrats who respect what they want and
Christians want actual drastic reduction in
abortion.

A Supreme court nominee is no guarantee that
anything will happen...instead let good honest
government and churches unite to actually do
something..instead of pinning hopes on a not
so clear supreme court nominee..that looks more
and more that it will be a Latino lady with
influence from Laura Bush.

 

Does that mean that DFL's will not support a pro-life nominee? Is that too extreme and demagogued for them?

Joseph Botwinick

 

The democrats will show decorum just as Orin
Hatch helped Bill Clinton.

My salient point is what keeps us from halving
abortion now! instead of pinning our hopes
on a Suprem Court Nominee that could go in
with a bent to consider voting down Roe and then
he or she changes her mind.

Why don't we actually circumvent the Supreme
Court and reduce abortion drastically now with
good laws and legislation with great consideration
given to the Christian pulse on the matter ..in
fact they shold be given high advisory status.
imho

Aslanspal

 

"So, it is just a political strategy to reach out to Jesusland"

The tactic should be familiar Joseph. It's a Republican one.

 

Democrats have let their intolerance of pro-lifers show for years now, starting with the black-balling of Former Michigan Rep. Bonior, deceased Pennsylvania Gov. Casey, and Sen Zell Miller.