The pro-life movement is the heart of the Republican Party in Georgia.

Should Isakson win the primary, social-conservatives will not work for

or vote for him in the fall.

Not only would a Democrat win the seat, but lower voter turnout could

endanger the vote count for George W. Bush in that state.

Herman Cain would be a viable candidate if he had some prior experience

in elected office, which he does not. As an African-American he could

have added a dimension of debate to the fall campaign. Unfortunately,

his campaign has no traction in Georgia other than to take votes from

the viable

social conservative in the race, Congressman Mac Collins.

A runoff

is probable. GING-PAC believes it is imperative that

Congressman Collins wins the Republican primary and

for that reason he has our endorsement

and our financial support."

Confirming his position as the proven conservative Republican in the

race,

Collins has earned the support of the following seven conservative organizations:

Traditional Values PAC, 60 Plus Association, Free Congress PAC, Citizens

United Political Victory Fund, American Conservative Union PAC, Concerned

Women PAC and Government Is Not God PAC (GING-PAC).

Since entering

the race in September, Mac has earned the support

of former Congressman and Secretary of the Army Howard "Bo" Callaway,

who serves as

Chairman of the Collins for Senate campaign.

Collins has also earned the support of numerous conservative leaders

from across the state including many long-time sheriffs, state legislators

and local business leaders.

Collins is currently serving his 6th term in the U.S. House of Representatives

representing Middle Georgia. He is traveling the state of Georgia with

a conservative, issues-oriented campaign based on limited government,

lower taxes, tort reform and local control of issues.