The Serious Voter has a moral obligation to promote the common good through the exercise of their voting privilege. The Right to Life is the first and foremost value which must take priority over all others. The sanctity of Life must be the highest value and not just another value of equal importance. Not all moral issues have the same moral weight as abortion and euthanasia. There can be no legitimate diversity of opinion with regard to abortion and euthanasia. The truth is that human rights begin when human lives begin.

The Constitution of the United States affirms we have unalienable rights and that they are self-evident. Life is the first of the guaranteed unalienable rights. The constitution is very clear that these rights do NOT come from the Law or the government; they come from our Creator. They are natural, inherent, and unalienable.

Therefore, going against these laws that are part of us by our nature, will be devastating.  In some cases we see the effects of ignoring natural law immediately. For example, walking off a cliff you discover the law of gravity in seconds. Other natural laws have the effects separated by time and space and thus we find them much easier to ignore.  In the end however,  we  find the consequences are just as fatal.

As an American we cannot support candidates or legislation that sustains keeping abortion legal. We must eliminate from consideration candidates who endorse policies that cannot be reconciled with the Constitution and natural law.  Some choices are always wrong, and no one may vote in favor of them, directly or indirectly.