On This Week with George Steph.
Dobson: "Senator Specter is a big time problem for us and we are really concerned about him. I campaigned against him, I campaigned on behalf of Toomey in Pennsylvania. I thought that the comment that was made by the Senator was one of the most foolish and ill considered comments that a politician has made in a long time. President Bush came to Pennsylvania 30 plus times to campaign for him and the next day after he wins the mandate, wins this enormous victory he goes on the air and sticks his thumb in his eye. That makes no sense at all. Senator Specter is a problem not only because of the judiciary but because he has been the champion of embryonic stem cell research and many other things. He's remembered most for having sabotaged Robert Bork. He is a problem and must be derailed."
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Dobson: "The Republican Senators know they have a problem. Senator Specter has put himself in opposition to the President, he stands in the roadway with the great mandate that has been given to this President and he is in opposition to it. They know that and they also know that millions of people are upset over it. You couldn't get a phone call into Washington because of these comments and that's not going to go away."