Certainly we deserve better. And I’m willing to do MY part to make sure she doesn’t wind up in the White House.
Lindsey is running a sale on “Anyone but Hillary ’08” bumper stickers. Get yours now!
TheDad had to have his car repainted after the last presidential election. He’s quite sure that someone annoyed at his “Bush ’04” stickers keyed the entire side of the car–several times. I’ll bet he’s willing to risk his paint job again for a sticker like this!
I will admit to being a little gleeful when I talk to Rudy Giuliani’s campaign crew, who seem to call my house weekly or even more often than that.
They want me and TheDad to send them a sizeable campaign contribution and to pledge to vote for Giuliani in the November election.
Not gonna happen.
As I just informed the campaign worker who called my home just now, I will never vote for Giuliani or any other candidate from any party who supports abortion on demand.
“Well, as you may know, ma’am, Mr. Giuliani supports reasonable restrictions on abortion,” I was told.
Michael Gershon’s op-ed piece in the Washington Post shows that this assertion by Giuliani’s campaign staff is untrue.
Giuliani is not only pro-choice. He has supported embryonic stem cell research and public funding for abortion. He supports the death penalty. He supports “waterboarding” of terror suspects and seems convinced that the conduct of the war on terrorism has been too constrained. Individually, these issues are debatable. Taken together, they are the exact opposite of Catholic teaching, which calls for a “consistent ethic of life” rather than its consistent devaluation.
What Giuliani apparently considers “reasonable,” I consider “unconscionable.”
It’s rare, but sometimes I do get political.
Like today, when I received a solicitation in the mail to join “Team Rudy.”
No thanks, Rudy. I’m Catholic. I’m not voting for you, and I won’t fund your campaign.
Instead, I festooned the postage-paid return envelope with the stickers I just got from American Life League–the ones with the cute babies smiling at you, and the words “Pray to end abortion.”
H/T to the Regular Guy for the link. You can get the shirt at American Life League’s online store.