Posted on 02/02/2007 3:49:53 AM PST by 8mmMauser
I am not a fan of this guy, an opinion I garnered many decades ago, in the presence of his father, the cussingist Admiral anyone has heard, yea even when son was newly a prisoner of the bad guys. But I do like this...
Earlier in the same year, as bloodshed and chaos grew in Iraq, the Republican Party showed its respect for the sanctity of human life by trying to intervene in the case of Terri Schiavo, a Florida woman who had been in a vegetative state for fifteen years following cardiac arrest. McCain backed Republicans attempt to force Schiavos husband to keep his wife on life support, quality of life and multiple court decisions be damned. When the public saw through the publicity stunt, the GOP brought their ace in in a pinch to do damage control. Of the breathtakingly crass sketch, McCain told ABC with grandfatherly earnestness: I think that the motivation of my colleagues is that we want to give this young womans family a chance to care for her as long as she lives.
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Thanks, The Spirit Of Allegiance. Ping to this thread by kristinn:
The Al Qaedacrats have voted to surrender in Iraq. The only thing preventing a victory by their terrorist allies is President Bush and his veto pen.
Freeper Call to Action: Call the White House to Support President Bush on Iraq War Funding Bill
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He certainly suffered from media lies like this one. Yoo hoo, Washington Post -- Terri was not comatose.
"Controversial"? Could there possibly be anything wrong with knocking off weaker members of the species? Saves money, y'know. Too bad if you are one of the ones to get snuffed.
Next thing you know, this evil 5-judge majority will take away women’s privacy rights for roasting and devouring babies.
Never did figure out what set him off, but I think it had to do with Terri. A Darwinian view, aka the law of the jungle, would find plenty of reason to favor snuffing Terri Schiavo.
This is a wonderful idea. Too bad we can’t all go to the Franciscan Brothers of Peace when society decides we’ve consumed our fair share of air. But money is what it takes for most of us, and the Schindlers are doing all they can to help. God bless them.
Excellent!!!!
Kudos to you.
That’s the cutest smile that I ever saw.
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- There's one thing all of the Democratic candidates seeking the party's nomination for president have in common -- they all strongly support abortion. The candidates put those pro-abortion views on display last night in the first primary presidential debate of the election season.
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Finally, during a question and answer phase about the biggest mistake each candidate has made during his political life, Senator Obama talked about Terri Schiavo.
"I think professionally the biggest mistake that I made was when I first arrived in the Senate. There was a debate about Terri Schiavo, and a lot of us, including me, left the Senate with a bill that allowed Congress to intrude where it shouldn't have," he said.
"And I think I should have stayed in the Senate and fought more for making sure [Terri's parents couldn't take their case to federal court to save her life]," he explained.
Democrats Back Abortion, Attack Terri Schiavo Aid During First Debate
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Furrther, whatever you think of this procedure, that the federal government in this case has again intruded into an area that seems to us to be most properly situated close to or in domestic law _ and therefore in our federal system under state jurisdiction _ should trouble even many conservatives. This is part of a troubling pattern we have seen in the Bush administration of undermining the right of the states to regulate medicine within their boundaries. The Terry Schiavo case and the Oregon assisted-suicide law provide the best-known cases of such, to us, inappropriate intervention.
High court intervenes in examining room
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Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- There's one thing all of the Democratic candidates seeking the party's nomination for president have in common -- they all strongly support abortion. The candidates put those pro-abortion views on display last night in the first primary presidential debate of the election season.
Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards left off the debate with the first question on abortion issues going to him.
Democrats Back Abortion, Attack Terri Schiavo Aid During First Debate
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Freeper Call to Action: Call the White House to Support President Bush on Iraq War Funding Bill
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Christian conservatives have often over recent years despaired when they have lost a vote in Congress or an election. And many have said lately, Why are we bothering with politics? We're not getting anything from these politicians we elect. Wrong.
Jim Dobson and I talked about this issue with President Bush when he was first elected. He stood strong, and we ought to all be grateful to him. Not only did he push this law, he also appointed nothing but strict constructionist judges, including Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito, who cast the deciding vote this week.
Jim and I and others have worked hard to get those judges confirmed, and pro-life senators led the fight. I hope this decision by the Court will silence those who say we have gotten nothing for our efforts and cause us all to renew our commitment to continue the fight until, just like slavery, this abominable evil is ended in this country.
Never despair. Its a sin, because it denies the sovereignty of God.
Charles Colson: A Baby's Interrupting Cry: Upholding the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban
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The lengths I go to! :-) :-)
Good job!
I missed that part of the debate, didn’t see Edward’s statement reported.
Meanwhile, Terri's Legacy Listers and many others in Terri's Fight still have the truth on our side.
The whole truth. God Bless the Schindlers, Bobby and Suzanne.
www.terrisfight.org
Very bad man at: http://www.judgegeorgegreer.com and also J. James Whittemore who PERSONALLY dehydrated and starved Terri while running out the clock. THE MANDATE FROM CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT - THEY WERE MADE FOOLS OF BY J. James Whittemore (friend to the XXX businesses in Tampa Bay)
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