Reply #64: Has Watts said he'd defend Roe v Wade?

[TexasLinda]

Or is choice one of the things on which he'd be willing to compromise? Also, since when is asking specifics about a candidate's stance "demonizing"? I never said Watts was the devil, just that I don't agree with his positions on choice or gay-rights. I also don't like the fact that he's never ever run for office before and has no public service experience (not even military service). I know the Republicans claim that any criticism of the President is non-patriotic, but this is DEMOCRATIC Underground and patriotic Democrats ask questions.

Watts is young. If he gets some public service experience at the local or state level I will seriously consider supporting him for higher office. For now, though, I'll stick with the proven competence of Army Lt Colonel and Texas State Representative Rick Noriega. (Please visit Noriega's web page at http://ricknoriega.com and make a generous donation to his campaign.)