I find it humorous that the
GOP- the party that so prides itself on trying to limit govt's
interference in people lives would choose to get the federal gov't
involved in a woman's reproductive choices- short of making unauthorized
pregnancy a criminal offense its hard to get more involved than that.

Gregm

The current Republicans are not real Republicans. Here are two quotes from
Wall Street Journal editorials this week:

"There was a time, in 1995 and 1996, when the freshly minted Republican
majority really did try to restrain spending and kill unnecessary programs.
But over the years, the GOP has lost its way, albeit with the help of a
White House willing to let the Members run wild."

"...George W. Bush has not governed as a conservative (amnesty for illegal
immigrants, reckless spending that will ultimately undo his tax cuts,
signing a campaign finance bill even while maintaining its
unconstitutionality). This George Bush, like his father, is showing himself
to be indifferent, if not actively hostile, to conservative values."

Today's editorial calls Miers' nomination "...a political blunder of the
first order." You must not make the mistake of believing that Bush
represents conservatives, because he doesn't...