We must stand for this or we offer no alternative to the American people to the moral corruption of people like Bill Clinton and Al Gore. So I think it's imperative. It's imperative for victory, it's also imperative for integrity. Well I wouldn't want to try to pretend to speak for anybody but myself. I have said repeatedly that these two things are the same.
Personnel is policy.
Don't tell me you're for this and then appoint people who stand diametrically opposed because that proves you a liar. So if that happens, it will simply be the same thing. The Party will have abandoned the pro-life position and I for one, cannot remain in conscience part of such a party any more than I could become an actor in a pornographic movie. I cannot be a politician who stands for principles of evil. In response to the press questioning all of the speakers about Bush's pledge to appoint judges who will interpret the Constitution faithfully but who will not pledge to appoint only pro-life justices.