NOW SUPPORTS PRO-DEATH OBAMA



And why shouldn't they? He's worse than Hillary! He is the strongest pro-death candidate out there. The democrats stand out as the party of death; there are some Republicans who support human life and others who don't. Duncan Hunter was my pick in the past, but now that he has bowed out of the race and endorsed Michael Huckabee, I, too, believe that Huckabee is the best choice for the presidential nomination. Hunter has stated that he believes that Mike Huckabee is the most committed of the GOP Presidential nominees to strengthening national defense, getting a fence built along the U.S.-Mexico border and dealing with China's role as an emerging economic and military superpower. He is certainly the strongest pro-life candidate (aside from Alan Keyes, who is a candidate, but really isn't.)

Alan Keyes would definitely make a great president, but it is not realistic to think that he could ever be nominated or elected at this point in time. Neither McCain nor Romney are pro-life. And, we all know about Guiliani.

Those who have concerns that Huckabee might be anti-Catholic, read this.

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  1. Sir Galen of Bristol1/24/08, 6:40 PM

    Jean, I have immense affection for Alan Keyes, and I was likewise a Hunter supporter until last weekend.

    Without saying anything against Gov. Huckabee, I encourage you not to sell short Ron Paul's pro-life credentials. There's more on my blog.

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  2. Jean Heimann1/24/08, 11:34 PM

    Hi Paul,

    I expected to hear from you. I've read what you have over at your blog and watched the GOP debate again tonight paying special attention to what all the candidates had to say and listened carefully to Ron Paul and he said the same thing I have heard him say in all the debates and I strongly disagree with him on one of the major issues and could not endorse him. Sorry! I'm sticking with Huckabee.

    I did enjoy watching the debate tonight and listening to the Billary comments which made me LOL!
    I wish they had talked about Obamanation and made some jokes about him,though.

    Thanks for your comment.

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  3. gemoftheocean1/24/08, 11:47 PM

    Honey, I've been throwing up all weekend and not from the flu.

    Karen

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  4. Jean Heimann1/25/08, 12:19 AM

    LOL! I know how you feel --Obamination and Billary have that effect on me, too.

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