Sorry, but I have to err on the side of practicality.  I'd rather vote for
Kerry as a vote against Bush.  Would you throw away a vote against Bush to
keep him for four more years?

Just think - four more years of Bush means chances for our choice will dwindle
down to nil.

For the record, I do agree with you about being pro-choice as I am pro-choice
myself, but I think there is a bigger picture to consider.

Kat

On Tuesday 06 July 2004 12:14 am, - Joy - wrote:


> Ken wrote:
> <<since we are politicing, i noticed with intrest that john kerry made a
> statement that he believed life started at conception and not a peep from
> NOW..>>
>
> Some of you might remember that I'm very politically active and very
> involved in the women's rights movement, so this is something that I've
> been following closely.  It's true that Kerry said that.  However, in the
> same interview, he also said: ""I can't take my Catholic belief, my article
> of faith, and legislate it on a Protestant or a Jew or an atheist.  We have
> separation of church and state in the United States of America."  As a
> pro-choice voter, I have absolutely no problem with his position.  He can
> believe whatever he wants about the morality of abortion, as long as he
> doesn't try to impose his moral beliefs on my body.  I believe that NOW and
> the other women's rights groups feel the same way.  After all, we're
> pro-CHOICE, not pro-abortion.
>
> ~Joy~