The mainstream media makes much hay about conservatives being split between candidates but none whatsoever about liberals being split - particularly abortion proponents.Most notably, Planned Parenthood affiliates are divided between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
The rift was readily demonstrated in New Hampshire last weekend where the fight really took off over which of the two was more ardently pro-abortion. We even saw battling PPers in the same article. From the Concord Monitor, yesterday:
A glossy flier sent out over the weekend said Obama voted "present" instead of "yes" or "no" on anti-abortion legislation in the Illinois state Senate. Yesterday's letter - signed by leaders from state affiliates of Planned Parenthood... reiterated the criticism.
Obama launched an automated phone message from a Planned Parenthood official, defending his support for abortion rights Sunday....
The call was made by Wendy Frosh, chair of PP in Northern New England, who suddenly thereafter took a "leave of absence" from PPNNE and has issued an e-mail apologizing for "the confusion."
Love it.
I also love the argument, much of which revolves around Obama's fence-sitting votes as Illinois state senator for the Born Alive Infants Protection Act....
Continue reading my column today, "Obama's 'present' danger," on WorldNetDaily.com.
Huckabee will outlast McCain after Romney drops out next week.
Will the blog, Seeing Red AZ support the Republican nominee after Mitt Romney suffers two more defeats this week. Coming third in Michigan and fourth in South Carolina should send a clear message that the "anti-Huckabee", "pro-$50 abortions in Mass." writer of Seeing Red AZ should get behind the leader of the Republican Party, Mike Huckabee.