It is difficult to imagine a more demoralizing prospect for the 2006 and 2008 elections.

We weren't comfortable about the Board of Elections hiring someone that a county department had fired for cause, but we do not control the hiring practices of the elections board, which is technically a state entity.

What is there to be jubilant about? ... We have a Supreme Court that has been essentially lawless in so many respects for decades now, and a lot of work has to be done to restore it to its proper role.

We can all count to nine, and at best we may be at four in two months.

Judicial imposition of same-sex marriage seems to be on the horizon. We also oppose efforts to strip God out of the Pledge of Allegiance.

I have strong moral objections to creating human organisms in order to harvest cells from them in a way that destroys them. But those objections simply would not apply to proposals that would not in fact involve human organisms.