He has changed his legal name to a political stance.

A 66-year-old Idaho strawberry farmer, formerly known as Marvin Pro-Life Richardson, has taken the drastic step of changing his legal name to, simply, "Pro-Life."

"I think it's just and I think it's proper to have Pro-Life on the ballot," Pro-Life told the Idaho Press-Tribune. "If I save one baby's life, it's worth it."

Pro-Life made the drastic name change after an unsuccessful run for governor in 2006, hoping to skirt the state policy that prevented him from using what was then his middle name as his name on the ballot, as the state considered it not a name, but a slogan.

Officials must now recognize Pro-Life's legal name.

According to CBS News, Pro-Life will from now on run as an independent for the highest state office in each election every two years on a platform of advocating murder charges for abortion doctors and the women who seek their services.

Senator Craig, a supporter of numerous anti-gay laws on state and federal levels, originally planned to resign

after the discovery of his guilty plea, but will instead retire after his current Senate term expires.

"Politics in Idaho are extremely conservative," PageOneQ editor Mike Rogers, the blogger who first reported on Craig's extramarital sexual encounters with men in October of 2006, says. "After the Craig story came out I thought there would be an effort by politicians to run to the right. Idaho is one the of few states in which a majority of residents still support Bush."

"You know, 28% of Idahoans still think Larry Craig is being completely honest in the situation," Rogers adds. "Enough said."