Republican Chairman Michael Steele confirmed
the skepticism of many conservatives by effectively declaring himself to be pro-choice on both abortion and gay-marriage in
an interview with GQ Magazine. When asked whether he thought states should be able to decide for themselves whether to legalize
gay marriage, Steele answered, "Absolutely." But Steele went even farther in betraying conservatives when discussing
his position on abortion:
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GQ: Are you saying you think women
have the right to choose abortion?
Steele: Yeah. I mean, again, I think
that’s an individual choice.
GQ: You do?
Steele: Yeah. Absolutely.
***
GQ: Okay, but if you overturn
Roe v. Wade, how do women have the choice you just said they should have?
Steele: The states should make that choice.
That’s what the choice is. The individual choice rests in the states. Let them decide.
GQ: Do pro-choicers have a place
in the Republican Party?
Steele: Absolutely!
Steele then went on to boast of how inclusive
the Republican Party has been towards pro-aborts:
Democrats wouldn’t allow a pro-lifer to speak at their convention. We’ve had many a
pro-choicer speak at ours—long before Rudy Giuliani. So yeah, that’s something I’ve been trying to get our party to appreciate.
It’s not just in our words but in our actions, we’ve been a party that’s much more embracing.
Steele, in full damage control mode since the article's release, is amazingly
still insisting that he is pro-life, saying he supports the GOP platform and "its call for a Human Life Amendment.”
So which Steele should we believe? The one who says he is pro-life or the one who co-founded the pro-abortion Republican Leadership Council with Christine Todd-Whitman? (Hint: If the answer isn't obvious to you, it means you are too dumb to vote.)
...of supporting pro-abort Mitt Romney and refusing to repent even after being repeatedly confronted
with the truth. Coulter was in full defensive mode on Steve Deace's Iowa radio show last month when she blew her
top against all the "anti-Romney fanatics" after Deace tried to ask her simple questions about Romney's pro-abortion,
pro-homosexual actions as Governor of Massachusetts. See the video below for highlights (or lowlights from Coulter's
perspective) of the Deace interview as well as excerpts from Coulter's earlier Romney-related meltdown on Bob Enyart
Live. Also included is Coulter's defense of Romney on Bill Keller's show, including her apparent conclusion
that Romney is a Christian notwithstanding the fact that he is a practicing Mormon, which sadly calls into question
whether Coulter is a Christian herself. Either way, Ann continues to lead many real Christians astray by her unreprentant
support for the pro-abortion, pro-homosexual Mitt Romney. For more on Ann's lack of contrition regarding her
Romney endorsement, visit 
Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS), long hailed as a "devout pro-lifer," showed just how much he really cares for unborn children
this week by proudly endorsing President Obama's nomination of the rabidly pro-abortion Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius
for Secretary of Health and Human Services. In a press release on his website, Brownback and fellow U.S. Senator Pat Roberts
(R-KS) congratulated Sebelius on her nomination and stated that they "look forward to working with her." Anyone who looks
forward to having a child killing proponent as the head of any department, let alone the Department of Health and Human Services
(which probably has more impact on life issues than any other cabinet level position), can hardly call himself a pro-lifer.
