Funny, since it was nine men (presumably born without a uterus, but I did not do physicals on them) who created the federal "right" completely out of thin air.ne1410s wrote:Nor have I Pea.I have never met anyone who is pro-abortion.
I also feel that no one born without a uterus should have a say in anti-abortion legislation. But, that's just me.
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I believe in retroactive abortion.peacock2121 wrote:I have never met anyone who is pro-abortion.TheCalvinator24 wrote:I have never before heard anyone suggest that McCain was ever pro-abortion, and trust me, if there was any validity to it, the Conservative media right now would be beating that drum loud and long.
I have met a whole lot of people.
But, we'd miss you!Bob Juch wrote:I believe in retroactive abortion.peacock2121 wrote:I have never met anyone who is pro-abortion.TheCalvinator24 wrote:I have never before heard anyone suggest that McCain was ever pro-abortion, and trust me, if there was any validity to it, the Conservative media right now would be beating that drum loud and long.
I have met a whole lot of people.
You must have missed the word "legislation" in my post.Funny, since it was nine men (presumably born without a uterus, but I did not do physicals on them) who created the federal "right" completely out of thin air.
It's rare that I agree with Sir G, but he knows Obama to a T.Sir_Galahad wrote:At least with Hillary ... you know what you're getting. Not so much with Obama as I really have not heard him say much beyond his empty speeches. If I ever heard a case of "he speaks like a president, therefore he's got to be good" he's it.
I believe I asked the same thing of PSM earlier in this thread. Actually, I asked her to name ONE thing Hilary has accomplished while in office. I am still waiting for that answer.Appa23 wrote:Now, do the same for Hillary.themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:Quick off the top of your head name Obama's top three accomplishments.
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Sorry about the wait. I have a sick kid at home, so I have been hanging out with her, rather than posting.Sir_Galahad wrote:I believe I asked the same thing of PSM earlier in this thread. Actually, I asked her to name ONE thing Hilary has accomplished while in office. I am still waiting for that answer.Appa23 wrote:Now, do the same for Hillary.themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:Quick off the top of your head name Obama's top three accomplishments.
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I guess all politics is a compromise. (How profound!)I don't feel like any of the candidates are a perfect fit for me personally.
Heck, I'm 47 1/2, and I want a lot more than a bit of TLC when I'm sick.PlacentiaSoccerMom wrote:Thank you. Emma is all drippy and congested and even at her advanced age of 11 1/2, wants a bit of TLC when she is sick.kayrharris wrote:Sorry you have a sick child, PSM. I hope she's better.
Vote for Hilary. She'll give it to you.mrkelley23 wrote:Heck, I'm 47 1/2, and I want a lot more than a bit of TLC when I'm sick.PlacentiaSoccerMom wrote:Thank you. Emma is all drippy and congested and even at her advanced age of 11 1/2, wants a bit of TLC when she is sick.kayrharris wrote:Sorry you have a sick child, PSM. I hope she's better.
It's not that I don't think they are important. But, I don't feel that these qualify her to become the leader of the free world.PlacentiaSoccerMom wrote:Sorry about the wait. I have a sick kid at home, so I have been hanging out with her, rather than posting.Sir_Galahad wrote:I believe I asked the same thing of PSM earlier in this thread. Actually, I asked her to name ONE thing Hilary has accomplished while in office. I am still waiting for that answer.Appa23 wrote: Now, do the same for Hillary.
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Hillary brought a lot of attention to the fact that the FDA would not allow the Plan B, Morning After Pill, to be available to the people who need it on a non-prescription basis. The FDA wouldn't approve the drug, despite the fact that the FDA's advisory panel overwhelmingly voted to recommend the drug, quite possibly due to the influence of several religious groups. When the FDA delayed approval, Hillary called for investigations into the matter. (As things are now, the drug is non-prescription if you are over the age of 18. Girls under the age of 17 must see a doctor to get a prescription for this drug.)
Clinton introduced the Senate version of the Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2003. The legislation was designed to help give aid to home caregivers.
She also worked on ensuring the safety of prescription medicine for children. Her work is included in the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act, which was designed to ensure that there are more clinical trials on drugs meant for children.
These things may not be important to you, but they are to me.
And what DOES qualify someone "to become the leader of the free world"? I'm curious because I'm not sure any of the candidates in either party would measure up, depending upon how the standards are set.Sir_Galahad wrote:It's not that I don't think they are important. But, I don't feel that these qualify her to become the leader of the free world.PlacentiaSoccerMom wrote:Sorry about the wait. I have a sick kid at home, so I have been hanging out with her, rather than posting.Sir_Galahad wrote: I believe I asked the same thing of PSM earlier in this thread. Actually, I asked her to name ONE thing Hilary has accomplished while in office. I am still waiting for that answer.
Hillary brought a lot of attention to the fact that the FDA would not allow the Plan B, Morning After Pill, to be available to the people who need it on a non-prescription basis. The FDA wouldn't approve the drug, despite the fact that the FDA's advisory panel overwhelmingly voted to recommend the drug, quite possibly due to the influence of several religious groups. When the FDA delayed approval, Hillary called for investigations into the matter. (As things are now, the drug is non-prescription if you are over the age of 18. Girls under the age of 17 must see a doctor to get a prescription for this drug.)
Clinton introduced the Senate version of the Lifespan Respite Care Act of 2003. The legislation was designed to help give aid to home caregivers.
She also worked on ensuring the safety of prescription medicine for children. Her work is included in the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act, which was designed to ensure that there are more clinical trials on drugs meant for children.
These things may not be important to you, but they are to me.
IMO, there's no difference between McCain and A Democratic president. Which is why I will not vote for him.minimetoo26 wrote:Honestly, McCain is probably the only candidate who could keep you from a Democratic president. So decide which is worse to you. The others are unelectable. My son even thought Romney and Huckabee were scary when he heard their ideas. And he's just a kid!
It's one of those intangibles. I don't know what it looks like but I'll know it when I see it. I happen to think Romney is as close as I'm going to get to it this time around.earendel wrote:And what DOES qualify someone "to become the leader of the free world"? I'm curious because I'm not sure any of the candidates in either party would measure up, depending upon how the standards are set.
A Democratic president working with a Democratic Congress vs. a RINO working with said Dem Congress. Your choice...Sir_Galahad wrote:IMO, there's no difference between McCain and A Democratic president. Which is why I will not vote for him.minimetoo26 wrote:Honestly, McCain is probably the only candidate who could keep you from a Democratic president. So decide which is worse to you. The others are unelectable. My son even thought Romney and Huckabee were scary when he heard their ideas. And he's just a kid!
Same difference. We're f&!*@ either way.minimetoo26 wrote:A Democratic president working with a Democratic Congress vs. a RINO working with said Dem Congress. Your choice...Sir_Galahad wrote:IMO, there's no difference between McCain and A Democratic president. Which is why I will not vote for him.minimetoo26 wrote:Honestly, McCain is probably the only candidate who could keep you from a Democratic president. So decide which is worse to you. The others are unelectable. My son even thought Romney and Huckabee were scary when he heard their ideas. And he's just a kid!
So are you going to vote for the Democratic candidate?Sir_Galahad wrote:IMO, there's no difference between McCain and A Democratic president. Which is why I will not vote for him.minimetoo26 wrote:Honestly, McCain is probably the only candidate who could keep you from a Democratic president. So decide which is worse to you. The others are unelectable. My son even thought Romney and Huckabee were scary when he heard their ideas. And he's just a kid!
