I Would Argue That Practices That Destroy

Well, I Actually Wrote Her A Letter A Couple Of Days Ago Congratulating Her. The Tone I Tried To Convey In The Letter Is, Look, You Are A Part Of A Great American Historical Process.

Well, What I Tried To Do Is Simply To Get Out On The Land. And When I Came To Washington, I Think One Of The Mistakes We Made Early On Was Kind Of Having An Ideological Dispute Up In The Congress.

Broadly Speaking, It Is My Conclusion That A Pretty Good Guide To Most Issues Of Natural Law Is To Look At Those Areas Where You Find A Consensus In The Judeo-christian Tradition. I Think That Is Roughly, Not Unerringly, The Outline Of What I Would Call Natural Law.there Must Be Some Moral Values Underlying Any Civilization; That's My Guide.

The Northwest Is In Better Shape Than It Was Eight Years Ago.

I Have No Question That The Roman Catholic Church Teaches That Abortion In Virtually All Circumstances Is Wrong. I Think The Church's Position At All Times In Modern History Has Been That It Is Unequivocally Opposed To Abortion.but That's Not The Question For A Catholic Who Is A Public Official. I Happen To Subscribe To The Church's Position As A Person. Still The Question, As Governor Mario Cuomo Suggested, Is: What Is Your Obligation As A Civic Leader? I Agree Entirely With John F. Kennedy. I Answer Only To My Conscience In My Public Life And That's That.