Reply #17: To clarify

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It's among the Republican women I know, that KBH is considered "pro-choice" for those moderates to somewhat right of center. http://www.answers.com/topic/kay-bailey-hutchison

I personally would not consider her pro-choice, but I never considered voting for her. How she compares to Watts? Well the same way in my opinion.......I don't consider either of them pro-choice, since neither of them is supporting the Democratic party platform. Nor to I plan to vote for either of them.

Plus, those Republican women I discuss political issues with feel a sisterhood with KBH because of the way the boys' club excludes her as they do these women. If they're happy with her position, that's fine with me. The mere fact that they are knocking themselves out to get the wingnuts out of government and are passionately anti-Bush administration is all I as a Democrat can expect from them, as Republicans.

And don't worry, all of them, who I personally know, will vote for the Democratic nominee for Senate November 2008, because they HATE Cornyn. Their first choice would be Noriega. Several of them volunteered and worked with the Noriegas during the Katrina days and all of that group happily voted for Melissa. Twice!