On the recordSeptember 30, 2007
If the party decides it's going to change its stance on that by advancing a candidate who is not pro-life but pro-abortion, they will have left many evangelicals behind.
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Tony Perkins
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transcripts.cnn.comIf the party decides it's going to change its stance on that by advancing a candidate who is not pro-life but pro-abortion, they will have left many evangelicals behind.
Tony Perkins warns that a shift in the Republican Party's stance on abortion could alienate evangelical voters.
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