Romney vs. Thompson

[natewillsheets]

There are two ways that we can look at the life issue: from a moral standpoint and from a legal standpoint. Thankfully, the pro-life side has the upper hand on both of these, but especially legally. While I find it silly that morals-especially the morals of abortion-somehow change with each individual person, legally things are pretty clear. In

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[drecat]

"I also said that I didn't really think that Thompson was pro-life. This isn't name calling, by the way." -it's calling him pro-choice in more words, but whatever. I honestly don't care anymore, and I'm willing to let it go

[mary_goodnight]

Isn't the Mormon stance that abortion is usually wrong unless you get permission from your pastor?

[ceallaighgirl]

Out of curiosity, what do you think of Mike Huckabee?

[natewillsheets]

I like most of his positions save illegal immigration. Too bad he won't win.

[drecat]

I think he's interesting in that he's the only candidate that is addressing what is practically a crisis situation in America, which is obesity.

I do, however, have issues with his seemingly lax immigration stance, and his support of the "Marriage = one man, one woman" deal. But other than that, he's pretty good, and I wouldn't hate to vote for him. I voted for him for governor once before, so it wouldn't be so much of a stretch.

[drecat]

scratch that. His economic policy is silly, at best. Abolishing all other taxes besides a 24% "fair tax" that pretty much punishes consumers in a capitalist market and is 10% lower than what would be needed anyway makes 0 sense.

[felt_like]

RON PAUL RON PAUL RON PAUL

pro-life & 100% against the war, from the beginning <3<3<3

[la_veuve_chibi]

I think this is all kind of funny, since I'm interested in more than someone's stance on abortion. I want the president to be "pro-life" in general.

Therefore, I'm voting for Kucinich.