Mike Hogan and Rick Mullaney both professed being against
abortions during a church-based Jacksonville mayoral forum
Monday night, but the depth of that belief separated the two
conservative Republicans.  Hogan, a Baptist, said he will be
"loving" the day that the U.S. Supreme Court overturns the Roe
v. Wade decision allowing abortions. He told the audience of
about 100 people at St. Joseph's Catholic Church that "it was an
awful decision by an awful court."   The Mandarin crowd
applauded.  Hogan also said he would've opposed the appointment
of Parvez Ahmed, a Muslim, to the Jacksonville Human Rights
Commission and that as mayor he would abolish the commission.
After the forum, Hogan told The Times-Union he was simply joking
about even thinking about bombing an abortion clinic.  "If I've
got to measure everything I say, I mean, I'm not going to be
politically correct," Hogan said. "That was a joke. This was an
audience for this. This is a Catholic Church. I guarantee you
they are 110 percent pro-life."  Mull