> > It appears that the connection between the killing of the unborn to
> > preserve the status of one's own life and the more general notion of
> > selfishness was just too subtle for you.

> Appears?  I was addressing only the specific quote that I cited, "No,
> he is not a right wing phony, he is a phony right wing."

> Although, okay, I'm not into subtleties.  My view on abortion is this:

> There are times when abortion is necessary, times when it is not
> justified.  But in almost every case, the unborn child deserves at the
> minimum, a modicum of due process, a voice speaking in the child's
> behalf, and a serious consideration by neutral parties as to whether
> the child's rights trump the mother's choice.  Only then can abortion
> become the "rare" alternative that Clinton promised (he did not, of
> course, mean it).