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PBA decision impact

18 April, 2007 (11:19) | Uncategorized | By: soren

I have not yet decided what the impact of the Partial Birth Abortion decision will be on 2008. I see two scenarios. Will the narrative that emerges be about abortion or about judges? John McCain and Mitt Romney will want to talk about partial birth abortion and abortion. It is a 70% issue nationwide and [...]

Rudy: Our party has to get beyond issues like that

16 April, 2007 (08:57) | Uncategorized | By: soren

Regarding abortion, Rudy Giuliani said at a campaign stop in Iowa: "Our party has to get beyond issues like that." That reminds me of something else he said… Update: Looks like a reporter stripped some context out.

Romney, like Giuliani, ducks on SC ultrasound bill

13 April, 2007 (15:01) | Uncategorized | By: soren

Last week, I said that Mitt Romney supported the South Carolina ultrasound-before-abortion bill. But I was wrong. He has said that it is a state issue and ducked, invoking the same federalism argument that Rudy Giuliani is using. From AP: "I would like to see each state be able to make its own law with [...]

Romney still struggling with abortion

11 April, 2007 (13:09) | Uncategorized | By: soren

Mitt Romney has struggled with his position on abortion. He has been accused of being a flip-flopper, and Romney has shifted his stance from being pro-choice, to saying that he was always pro-life,  to now admitting that he used to be pro-choice. Earlier this week, Romney released clips from "Ask Mitt Anything," including one he [...]

Local legislation, national implication

5 April, 2007 (11:29) | Uncategorized | By: soren

There are now two pieces of legislation that are going through the legislative process in early primary states. In South Carolina, there is an abortion-related bill that requires that doctors review ultrasounds with a mother before an abortion. In New Hampshire, the House just passed a civil-unions bill. This matters because candidates will be asked [...]

Sekulow misrepresents Romney’s position on abortion

12 March, 2007 (23:41) | Uncategorized | By: soren

Mitt Romney’s campaign has a problem with them misrepresenting his positions. Romney has misrepresented his position on abortion, as has his spokesman. Now, Jay Sekulow, one of Romney’s advisors on social conservative issues was asked by a student at CPAC how Romney stood on the human life amendment. See what he said: That doesn’t match [...]

Romney’s letter comparing his record to Brownback’s

13 February, 2007 (12:57) | Michigan | By: soren

Wait. Last week Romney said he was "always for life". At the same time, his staff was saying that he was pro-choice until he was elected (what will be be after he is elected this time?) Check out the letter after the jump. I’m confused about where he stands. So is his staff. So is [...]

Brownback campaign: Romney misleading voters

12 February, 2007 (17:41) | Uncategorized | By: soren

I think that this press release just about says it all. No need to comment. Apparently this was triggered by the Romney campaign circulating statements comparing Sam Brownback and Mitt Romney’s record on abortion:  Mitt Romney’s Campaign Misleads Voters about Senator Brownback’s Position on Abortion "Mitt Romney’s flip flops are enough to make John Kerry [...]

Did Romney mandate taxpayer-funded abortion?

5 February, 2007 (11:15) | Uncategorized | By: soren

The latest attack on Mitt Romney’s abortion conversion narrative involves his signature healthcare plan — which he now is distancing himself from. The question, raised by Red State and The Prowler and based on more information from Mass Resistance, is whether the healthcare plan expanded publicly funded abortion, which Romney was on record supporting in [...]

Romney’s new approach on abortion

30 January, 2007 (06:21) | Uncategorized | By: soren

I noticed this in the coverage of Romney’s visit to South Carolina and then again in his Nightline appearance. He is more clearly coming out and saying that he had been pro-choice. This is clearly an attempt defuse the issue. First Nightline: We all learn from experience. And I’m just like other people in this [...]