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To: wagglebee
Hillary with a Ouija board...
 
How many abortions = RARE?

How about Hillary with a Ouija board: “does life begin at conception?” or “what would Jesus think of abortion?”
 
...She (Hillary) is very careful to avoid addressing questions like “does life begin at conception?” or “what would Jesus think of abortion?” She shrewdly recognizes that this is a minefield. Unlike pro-choice liberals like John Kerry, she seems smart enough to realize that once you acknowledge the humanity of the unborn child, and particularly from the moment of conception, then it becomes very troublesome to argue for the right to take that life.
 
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God and Hillary Clinton

7 posted on 10/03/2007 4:23:54 PM PDT by Wolverine (A Concerned Citizen)
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To: Wolverine
Both of the party front-runners are in trouble over this issue: both Guiliani and Hillary Clinton have advocated abortion as a safe choice for girls/women.

This is an issue that Fred Thompson can skillfully use against both of the current front-runners -- the liberal Democrat front-runner (Hillary Clinton) and the liberal Republican front-runner (Rudy Guiliani).

The Fred Thompson folks and conservative talk radio needs to jump all over this issue.

All these women, when they see how misled they are, (and how stupid Hillary is), might jump on the Fred Thompson bandwagon.

One thing a Good Candidate for president is one that has the savvy and knowledge of the facts.

Even Planned Parenthood has known about this for a long time (the abortion breast cancer link), but they have buried it because it goes against their interests...

39 posted on 10/04/2007 12:05:44 AM PDT by topher (Let us return to old-fashioned morality - morality that has stood the test of time...)
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