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the endorsement of the National Right to Life Committee, the largest U.S. antiabortion group, three sources tell FOX News. The announcement is scheduled to be made Tuesday in Washington D.C. The announcement first was reported by The Politico. «www.politico.com» Thomspon, speaking Monday to reporters in Indianola, Iowa, initially was cool to talking about the endorsement before it was announced, but shortly found a way to talk about the benefits. “I would not ever make any statement about anybody

The announcement is scheduled to be made Tuesday in Washington D.C. The announcement first was reported by The Politico. Click here to read the blog posting on The Politico. Thomspon, speaking Monday to reporters in Indianola, Iowa, initially was cool to talking about the endorsement before it was announced, but shortly found a way to talk about the benefits. "I would not ever make any statement about anybody endorsing me

religious minorities, atheists, and agnostics from being isolated and discriminated against are called "anti-religion" by Romney, while the other candidates (with the exception of Giuliani) all try to prove their anti-abortion bona-fides by gaining endorsements from groups like the National Right to Life Committee. It comes down to the fact that there is an "unofficial" religious test for President, be sufficiently Christian, or don't bother running. The scary thing is, this is just the beginning. Once the Presidential primaries actually start, expect things to

National Right To Life is going to announce their endorsement of Fred Thompson.  This is disappointing on a number of fronts.  In the wake of Fred Thompson declining to support the HLA on Meet The Press, count me among the surprised.  Despite protests that his pro-life position is restricted

Here's the link.

Here's the link.

by Tyler Jones The Politico reports today that the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) will endorse presidential candidate Fred Thompson tomorrow. A spokesperson for the organization declined to comment on their endorsement decision, but Thompson was likely rewarded for his strong

A spokesman from NRL stated, on the condition of anonymity, “Willard did a 100 year old birthday salute for my mother in law. If we didn’t endorse him for President, I would never hear the end of it at home.” more at Foxnews.com, also at Politico /s Comment posted by Sunflower Desert at 11/12/2007 10:51:25 PM Not many are happy about it at the moment. Comment posted by no2liberals at 11/12/2007 7:08:14 PM Just more of the twists and turns, and ups and downs, of political campaigning.

According to The Politico, Fred Thompson is going to score a key Right-to-Life endorsement tomorrow. The back story is that the anti-abortion movement in America is looking so fragmented, it might not have the viability of an un-married feminist's early term pregnancy a block away from a Planned Parenthood

under 14th Amendement protections and supports letting states decide their own abortion laws. Still, in the hotly contested effort to court the fragmented social conservative base, the validation by this group represents a coup for Thompson. Politico