Roe v. Wade is one vote away from being overruled. The next prez will likely nominate at least two SCOTUS justices. Grandpa outright says he would nominate wingnuts like Alito, Scalia, Thomas and Roberts. If McCain wins, Roe v. Wade is toast. If Obama wins, it lives on.

Pretty solid reason for pro-choice women to not throw a snit when Hillary loses the nomination.

It's like the old joke:

What's 12 inches and white?

Nothing.

becasue their Dems.

And he's the Dem nominee.

Do not underestimate the ill willl the Hillary jihad is creating, especially amongst her women base. Those are the women I refer to---they need a little "extra special reason" not to sit it out or vote for Grandpa. Saving Rove v. Wade is a pretty powerful incentive for pro-choice women.

NikDanger:

becasue their Dems.

And he's the Dem nominee.

Ya know what "They" say, a woman scorned. Now times that by many millions of pissed off vaginas and brutha that's a lot of hormonal rage!

Commander Guy:

Do not underestimate the ill willl the Hillary jihad is creating, especially amongst her women base. Those are the women I refer to---they need a little "extra special reason" not to sit it out or vote for Grandpa. Saving Rove v. Wade is a pretty powerful incentive for pro-choice women.

NikDanger:

becasue their Dems.

And he's the Dem nominee.

gender voting against Obama and for McCain.

I became very disapointed in Clinton but it never crossed my mind not to vote for her if she won the ticket.

I've said I wouldn't vote for her recently, but that was all BB chum stuff. Fact is, although I do have some real concerns regarding her and Bill, and they are actually serious concerns that do indeed give me great pause, so far I still keep The Bottom Line in mind.

Now, that actually could change and it's close enough already, given her and Bill's behavior during this campaign and how they've changed since they've left the White House. Also, I am not kidding when I've said that the fact that two of neo-conism's most heavy duty proponents and propagandists in Richard Mellon Scaife and William Kristol, as well as a number of other extremist corporate fascist neo-cons, BushCo elders for example, either endorsing her, singing her praises or behind-the-scenes nods of support really do bother me and may yet cause me to reconsider what that means against The Bottom Line.

I liked them both a lot better before this campaign started. But I would have voted for her rather than Mccain, if forced to. Lesser of two evils.

Kristol and the left were being maipulative when they were "endorsing" Clinton. Why would anyone listen to what the far right has to say in choosing the Democratic nominee, I can't imagine.

"If McCain wins, Roe v. Wade is toast. If Obama wins, it lives on."

Dem congress can block the extremists, so no big worry if Reid is pitched and Clinton is majority leader. I expect McCain's nominations to be like Ford's, so again, no big deal. McCain doesn't have to run again and is perfectly free to betray the lunatic right fringe.

Look on the bright side, if you need an abortion you can always go to Canada. Or maybe even use birth control and avoid the problem all together.