Bush may be anti-abortion, but he’s not pro-life

FOR some time now, Rónán Mullen has been writing articles in support of George Bush.

Fri, 29 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

His latest contribution reveals why he is such a zealous supporter - President Bush is anti-abortion whereas his opponent, Senator John Kerry, is pro-choice (Irish Examiner, October 27).

Unfortunately, Mr Mullen fails to mention that while the President is indeed anti-abortion he is certainly not pro-life.

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