An e-mail from a pro-life clergyman:

It seems reasonable to accept the fact of McCain’s nomination and work to see him, imperfect as he is, defeat either Clinton or Obama.
I was a 17-year-old who voted in my first election as an Iowan for Reagan and now I’m a long way from home as a Presbyterian minister in Connecticut who wishes there could be a Ronald Reagan on every ticket. But the culture has changed, hasn’t it?
I took my daughters (now 16 and 14) to President Bush’s first Inauguration and while I wish he had done some things differently, he was consistently pro-life. I wish I could vote for him again. Romney would have been a great choice; I liked Thompson; Huckabee scares me. My real choice would have been Brownback.
But, like it or not, McCain is the Republican choice and he’s running against a candidate with absolutely no regard for the unborn. No brakes, either.
The article on NRO from mid-January, (“Pro-life, pro-McCain”) was a great encouragement to me.