Naturally, there are lots of people taking credit for the election results, just like Newt Gingrich is taking credit for the Revolution of 1994.
So--was the Wisconsin event a victory for Pro-Lifers or for Conservatives? I'd argue that the categories are virtually congruent, properly understood.
One ledge-dweller blames the Wisconsin Catholic Bishops.
Before the election, the Wisconsin Catholic Conference sent out a mailer basicly [sic] saying that if you don't vote for candidates based on a very narrow range of prioritized issues, you're not a Catholic
He goes on to quote the Bishops on "right to life" and "nature of marriage."
As could be expected, he uses loony rhetoric, too. One does not become 'un-Catholic' by voting for abortion or gay "marriage." One DOES have a conscience problem, though.
Anyhoo,
If the Catholic Bishop [sic] want to be a GOP front group, then the Democrats in this state need to stop looking the other way and take on the Catholic Bishops head-on.
Please do!! I'm perfectly willing to instruct the Bishops on armed self-defense. (They won't ask for that instruction, of course.)
Take your best shot: neither Listecki, nor Morlino, nor Ricken, nor Callahan were directly involved in covering up the homosexual predator/priests, so your attacks will have to be on other grounds.
Alienating actual Catholics? Go for it!!
HT: Jo
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not everyone who is for limited government is pro-life.
Bring it. The repudiation of left wing policies will only be solidified if you carry out a full-frontal assault on people of faith.
Did they learn nothing from the mailer in MN?
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