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Howard Dean on Pro-Life Democrats
The Associated Press quotes Howard Dean* as saying:
“I want to reach out to people who are worried about values,”
Apparently people who are worried about values are currently a foreign constituency who are not reached by the Democrat party.
“We are going to embrace pro-life Democrats because pro-life Democrats care about kids after they’re born, not just before they’re born.”
… as opposed to the non-pro-life Democrats who do not care about kids before they’re born?
… or as opposed to pro-life Republicans who only care about kids before they’re born and not after?
* The DNC chair who hates Republicans and everything they stand for, and who says Republicans are evil.
UPDATE: Some black Republicans in Mississippi want Dean to resign as head of the DNC after his hotel staff comments a few weeks ago, but LaShawn says:
I disagree with them on this. I say let Dean stay. The more he puts his foot in his mouth, the more facts we conservatives have to support our opinion that Howard Dean is good for the Republican party.
http://myopiczeal.blogsome.com/2005/03/02/howard-dean-on-pro-life-democrats/trackback/
Let Howard Dean Stay!
Before I get to Howard Dean, I have to get this off my mind. I cringed every time I see and hear “African American.” There is no such nationality or race as “African American,” OK? If blacks don’t like the word “black” or whites feel funny sayin…
Trackback by La Shawn Barber's Corner — March 2, 2005 @ 1:47 pm
Democrats Begin to Simulate Abortion Concern
Exactly how many ways does this Howard Dean statement not make sense? “I want to reach out to people who…
Trackback by Random Observations — March 2, 2005 @ 7:14 pm
At least Howard Dean lets Democrats vote their conscience. The Democrats could not even win a national election against an incumbent who either lied to use or made a terrible mistake about our purpose for going to war. I cannot think of a better reason to vote out an incumbant in my lifetime, yet the Democrats lost that election every which way from Sunday. As the population ages, it becomes more conservitave. If you want to win another national election in the next 25 years, you need to allow more conservative people to feel comfortable with the party. Why in the world does a candidate have to be pro choice to gain strong national party support. It should be an issue of conscience period. That is what the national platform needs to say before we win another national election.
Comment by dale crichton — March 22, 2005 @ 3:00 pm