October 2000

 

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"What We Know"

 

Pro-life Republican Texas Gov. George W. Bush is greeted October 3 by wife Laura and brother, pro-life Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, at the end of the first presidential debate in Boston.

By Jacki Ragan
NRLC State Organizational Development Director

One of my favorite "sound-bites" following the 1992 presidential election was, "Wake me in 1996 and tell me it was all just a very bad dream!" Now, after eight years of the most pro-abortion administration our country has ever known, we either will awake from this nightmare or endure at least four more years of it.

SQUANDERED OPPORTUNITIES?

 

By Carol Tobias

NRL PAC Director

Texas Governor George W. Bush is a strong pro-life candidate for President of the United States.

During his acceptance speech at the Republican convention in Philadelphia, pro-life Texas Governor George W. Bush stated that the Clinton-Gore Administration had squandered many opportunities. Years from now, will the country look back at the 2000 elections and wonder why pro-lifers squandered a wonderful opportunity to elect someone who could have helped turn the tide so that once again innocent life was respected and protected?

• WHAT IS AT STAKE?
  
• Gore Uses Code Words To Deceive Voters About His Record on Partial-Birth Abortion
  
• Important Congressional Races on the November Ballot
  
• Catholic Bishops Speak Out on Pro-Life Priority in Election
  
• Why Christians Should Vote Their Values
  
• Archbishop Curtiss Criticizes Democratic Party's Abortion Platform
  
• IS ABORTION JUST AN "ELECTION ISSUE" FOR CHRISTIANS?
  
• The Church, the Media, and the State
  
• A Statement by the NATIONAL PRO-LIFE RELIGIOUS COUNCIL on the Urgent Necessity of Participation in Our National Elections
  
• Agency drops important safety regulations on abortion pill
  Clinton-Gore FDA Approves RU486
  
• RU486 Timeline
  
• Pro-Life Efforts on RU486 Not a Failure
  
• More on the Mifepristone's China Connection
  
• Single-Issue Voting
  
• JANUARY 22 COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE!
  
• GUIDELINES FOR POLITICAL ACTION BY CHURCHES AND PASTORS
  
• Guidelines for Political Activities of Churches and Pastors
  
• An Emergency? . . . Yes!
  
• In Bush's Own Words
  
• Challenging the Absence of Balance in the Media
  
• Early Voting Can Bring More Pro-Lifers to the Polls
  
• PRO-LIFE CHECKLIST
  
• Al Gore's Long Journey Into the Night
  

"SOCIAL INJUSTICE" UNDER CLINTON/GORE--
AND HOW TO END IT

We are all used to it by now: The elections roll around, and commentaries appear everywhere, telling us that "the right-to-life issue is just one of many issues" on a long "social justice" menu. This is a transparent ploy to provide cover for " progressive" pro-abortion candidates who like to wrap themselves in the mantle of "social justice"--from which they conveniently exclude the "unalienable right to life."
This election year is no exception, and, as always, the argument is fundamentally wrong. There is no nice way of saying this: Denying the elementary fact that the right to life is the fundamental human right--without which no other rights can be enjoyed--sinks to the level of willful moral, philosophical, and theological confusion. That this argument is mindlessly repeated every election cycle is only an indication that pro-abortion " progressives" don't mind appearing irrational if they see a chance of taking the right-to-life issue "off the table."
This time, though, the phony campaign is particularly offensive--given the disastrous record of social injustice under the Clinton/Gore Administration. Since it is candidate Gore (and others like him) whom this rhetoric is intended to help, let's look at the Clinton/Gore record and Gore's policies.

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