I watched this today on EWTN. It was AWESOME to see nearly half a million people peacefully protesting 40 years of killing the innocent unborn.

Almost 56,000,000 babies in 40 years.

I wish I had been there.

It will receive no coverage in the media because every person there represents many who couldn't come.

We are legion, and they don't want America to see it.

Early estimates on social media believed numbers around half a million, more than last year’s 400,000.

I have not seen a thing on the news yet about the march today. God bless all those that made the trip and who they represent.

I think Fox is the only network that covered it at all.

And even they used a photo of the few who were pro-abortion instead of the hundreds of thousands who were pro-life.

The news media wants to pretend we're some sort of extremist freaks, when in reality, we are 'Everyman.'

This last election was gift-wrapped for the GOP. There were two factors involved in our losing it i.e. abortion and fraud, and it isn't possible to say which was the more major factor, but the only safe assumption is that we lost the election due to the abortion issue.

Is it worth it???

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This last election was gift-wrapped for the GOP. There were two factors involved in our losing it i.e. abortion and fraud, and it isn't possible to say which was the more major factor, but the only safe assumption is that we lost the election due to the abortion issue.

Is it worth it???

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My own view is that it isn't close to worth it. However evil abortion may be, it is not AS evil as allowing the demoKKKrat party to win national elections. There were three GOP senate candidates (Atkin, Allen, Mourdock) who tried to make some sort of an issue of abortion and all three of them got killed. This is the ONLY issue which works for the dems, the general rule is that they are about organization and tactics and not about ideas or issues. Their advertising in the swing states barely featured anything other than abortion.

You can try to change hearts and minds, but the idea of wanting to change laws at this point is a stone total loser or republicans and conservatives.

Some issues are worth the fight. I do agree that strategy should be taken into consideration but only to change tactics. How long did it take to end slavery? Abortion isn't what cost the R's the election. A crappy campaign run by a candidate that nobody really was excited about did. Romney failed to connect with people. He failed to ensure his "high tech" GOTV system worked. This election wasn't lost over the abortion issue. I think the primaries where the anti immigration rhetoric rose to a frenzy of frying the illegals did more damage to the outcome than the abortion issue.

Quote: redroller wrote in post #6

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This last election was gift-wrapped for the GOP. There were two factors involved in our losing it i.e. abortion and fraud, and it isn't possible to say which was the more major factor, but the only safe assumption is that we lost the election due to the abortion issue.

Is it worth it???

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