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Aren't you shocked that President-elect Obama has chosen Ellen Moran, the executive director of EMILY's List, to be his communications director instead of some pro-life Obamacon like Doug Kmiec?
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Mary| 11.24.08 @ 5:42PM
NOT!
I don't know how Kmiec looks himself in the RC eye. I really don't.
It would be one thing to say I'm voting for Obama and against the injustice of the war and because of other social issues that Republicans have been negligent in addressing. Not that it would be that convincing. But to play the useful idiot to Obama and his FOCA minions is disgraceful in the extreme. If I were assigning penance, he'd be breaking rocks in the hot sun for his useful idiocy.
Check this out to understand what it means to fight for what is right and just: http://tinyurl.com/5a3j5h.
I don't deny that there is a way to address issues and a way not to, and I don't deny the need to understand that many people don't see this issue as we do.
But woe unto us should there ever come the day when no one will attempt to come to the aid of the weak and helpless.