[The Urban Sombrero]

There is a difference in missing a primary when all the candidates are pro-life and agree on so many other issues as well, and voting in a Presidential election. I don't think it was okay, but it was an oversight that until this election did not seem all that big a deal.

But if somehow you already know that Virginia is lost to Hillary, I suppose at that point it boils down to principle. I couldn't do it because I know what she'll do if elected. I believe it still matters what we do at a personal level even if the outcome is hopeless. But even if I lived in Virginia, I would still have been allowed to vote for Cruz or Trump or whoever the Republican candidate was to be in the actual election. I corrected my registration so that in the future I won't be denied in the caucus again. You can hardly say that my missing primary vote is a vote for Hillary though.

I didn't make a big deal of your voting 3rd party when Barack ran, I just would not have done the same. You know my position, I am not at all convinced that Trump will roll over on conservatives. If he is elected and if he does roll over on us I will happily admit it. But like I have said, I believe it to be extremely likely that abortions will explode if Hillary gains the White House. That alone sets him apart in my book.

If Roe v. Wade is currently SCOTUS precedent, and has been for over 40 years, what is your reasoning for believing abortions will skyrocket if Hillary Clinton is elected?