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"The fact that the McCain-Palin campaign is using a song about an abused woman as a rallying cry for their vice presidential candidate, a woman who would ban abortion, even in cases of rape and incest, is beyond irony," Ms. Peters says in an e-mail.

Whats beyond irony is the woman who wrote a song condemning domestic abuse is linked in any way with Jackson Browne, who once beat up Daryl Hannah.

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"The fact that the McCain-Palin campaign is using a song about an abused woman as a rallying cry for their vice presidential candidate, a woman who would ban abortion, even in cases of rape and incest, is beyond irony," Ms. Peters says in an e-mail.

Isn't it kind of ironical that this songwriter doesn't see the connection between abused women and murdered babies, half of which were going to grow up to be women?

There is no greater abuse than being killed before you have a chance live.

[Merta]

It is also interesting that Mrs(or is it Miss) Peters favors the irony to have her name so close to Laci Peterson who was killed, fetus and all. Hell there have been cases where if a woman is pregnant, the man will force an abortion on her or kill her, as a form of domestic abuse. Perhaps Mrs. Peters should understand a few legal cases of Scott Peterson and of at least one guy who killed a woman because she was pregnant and wanted to have the baby.

That is sort of why the first Feminists were against Abortion. Just another leeway for those men to not have consequences of their actions. And this is a songwriter in the Country/Western music industry. Even in Nashville you get real mindless and brainless Artsy Liberals.