Friday, July 16, 2004
Prolifers want their spotlight
According to the right leaning Washington Times, more than half of the House GOP is wondering why prolife speakers don't have primetime spots at the GOP Convention.
127 of the 227 House Republicans are asking Bush to give Henry Hyde (R-Ill) a longtime prolifer a prominent prime time slot at the Republican National Convention. According to the Times, most of the prime time slots for the GOP are going to prochoicers.
There's been a lot of commentary around the blogosphere about the lack of right leaning speakers in prime time for the GOP Convention. Given that these speakers (except for perhaps Arnold...he may be pushing his luck...see Kevin Drum) have little say in GOP policy and governance...it's a pretty nice dog and pony show.
Looks like the rest of the rats on the ship want some cake.
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127 of the 227 House Republicans are asking Bush to give Henry Hyde (R-Ill) a longtime prolifer a prominent prime time slot at the Republican National Convention. According to the Times, most of the prime time slots for the GOP are going to prochoicers.
There's been a lot of commentary around the blogosphere about the lack of right leaning speakers in prime time for the GOP Convention. Given that these speakers (except for perhaps Arnold...he may be pushing his luck...see Kevin Drum) have little say in GOP policy and governance...it's a pretty nice dog and pony show.
Looks like the rest of the rats on the ship want some cake.
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