But I wanted to talk a little bit tonight about the partial-birth abortion issue, because I think it is one point where the American people can begin to turn the clock back, that they can begin to recover the lost moral ground that we have already seen. We have heard some of the quotes from Billy Graham, we have heard some of the quotes from our Founding Fathers. We have talked a little bit about Robert Maplethorpe and what he did in Great Britain in terms of recovering the fumble of slavery and beginning to return Great Britain to a much more morally oriented society. As a result, the British are a much more moral and better society because of that. I think the news that Bill Bennett may well be the vice presidential nominee of the Republican party is very good news, because I have known Bill Bennett for a number of years. He is one person who has probably the strongest sense of truth and morality and character of any human being that I have met. He is an intellectual. He is a Ph.D., I believe from Harvard, and perhaps Congressman Dornan can correct me, but he is an intellectual as well as being someone who is well grounded in basic American values.
Gilbert Gutknecht: “But I wanted to talk a little bit tonight about the partial-birth abortion issue, because I think it is one point where…”
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Discussing the moral implications of partial-birth abortion and supporting Bill Bennett as a vice presidential nominee.
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