A lthough the primaries and the fall election in the year 2000 are still many months away, it is not too early for pro-lifers to think about sound strategy. Strategy must serve the long-term goal of establishing the right to life, putting an end to abortion, and eliminating the threat of euthanasia and infanticide. There is no social justice without the right to life. Here are the points to keep in mind. Reward pro-life incumbents.
Loyalty goes both ways.
Without that support they may waver in their commitment to the right to life cause. And if they are defeated, the cause will surely suffer. The point is to advance the right to life and not just be partisan. This is particularly important during primaries. The sensible strategy is to concentrate support on the one pro-life candidate most likely to win.