by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
November 17, 2006
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com)
-- The Republican caucus in the House of Representatives picked pro-life lawmakers to head their party as they assume the minority position in Congress. They re-elected two of their current pro-life leaders by having John Boehner of Ohio serve as Minority Leader and Roy Blunt of Missouri as Minority Whip.
Looks like the Republicans are on the right path. Whether or not they ever regain control of the Congress, at least they are doing the right thing.
The strong pro-life records contrast with the pro-abortion and pro-embryonic stem cell research positions of the Democratic leaders.
Members of the Democratic caucus in the House sealed their plan to promote abortion and embryonic stem cell research in the next session of Congress as they picked staunch abortion advocates to lead their party. That means pro-abortion lawmakers will set the agenda of the House for the next two years. Democrats unanimously named pro-abortion California Rep. Nancy Pelosi as the first female Speaker of the House.
Pelosi is a staunch abortion advocate. In the last Congressional session alone, Pelosi compiled a 0 percent pro-life voting record on 10 votes NRLC recorded.
Some say that there is no difference between the parties. I think this shows there is a major difference.