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PRO-ABORTIONISTS ARE ON THE COUNTERATTACK.
Our opponents pine for the days of the Clinton presidency. True, Bill Clinton lied and waffled and "triangulated" whenever his political survival was at stake, but he never disappointed his pro-abortion supporters. He was their friend.
When Al Gore lost the 2000 election to George W. Bush, they were furious. Al Gore was their friend, too.
The Florida election results were verified by the state and by unofficial recounts through accounting firms hired by the mainstream press. In all cases the result was the same: George W. Bush won that election and, therefore, the presidency. Nevertheless, the myth of a "stolen election" settled into the feverish minds of left-wing "progressives." So, undeterred by the facts, they are very angry at George W. Bush. They want to defeat him in 2004.
Given the public's steady drift in the pro-life direction, they are also very much afraid that the days of Roe v. Wade are numbered. How much longer will the pro-abortionists in the U.S. Senate be able to obstruct the appointment of judges who respect the Constitution and follow the law--instead of inventing it on the bench? How much longer will they be able to filibuster and impede pro-life legislation? There is only one thing for them to do: Defeat George W. Bush and as many pro-life candidates as possible in 2004.
For the pro-abortionists and their progressive friends these are desperate times, but they are not shrinking from their task. They have big, very big plans. Don't underestimate them!
So far, the pro-abortionists and their allies have already established three major initiatives for next year's election: The America Votes project with a budget of $85 million, the America Coming Together (ACT) political action committee with a budget of $75 million, and the March for Freedom of Choice on April 25, 2004, in Washington, D.C.
To start with the last, the March for Freedom of Choice is sponsored by the usual suspects: NARAL, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Feminist Majority, and the National Organization for Women.
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Source: HighBeam Research, PRO-ABORTIONISTS ARE ON THE COUNTERATTACK.