Republicans Can’t Duck Abortion Issue

Townhall.com ^ | August 27, 2012 | Star Parker

[RobbyS]

Shows that today’s doctors are less enlightened than the pagans of ancient Greece.

[SECURE AMERICA]

As far as the election goes abortion is not an issue.
People want jobs
People want to know the jobs they have will be there next month.
People want to know that their children will have an opportunity to achieve.
People want to know that the TRILLIONS we have spent meant something and accomplished something.
This election is about the security of people future. We can deal with all the rest when we get the socialists out of our Government

[Kaslin]

Exactly

[Jacquerie]

Spare me your corrupted sense of politically correct virtue.

Akin will be on the ballot with McCaskill. I want McCaskill gone and will continue to support the clear conservative.

[cynwoody]

Scott Brown is proof that the Republican Establishment cares little about the abortion issue or gay marriage.

So, who is your winning candidate to warm Fat Teddy's Senate seat?

Or would you rather have Fauxcahontas Warren in the Senate, instead, to show that you have a principled view of abortion and gay marriage?

[doug from upland]

OK. I'll cut to the chase. Calling other FReepers who share almost all of the same views (except regarding Akin) Surrender Monkeys and an infestation makes you a vile person not deserving to be taken seriously. I take back saying it is beneath you. It is apparently who you are, despite all the good things on your homepage.

We share the view of wanting McCasKILL gone. Unfortunately, you have hitched your wagon to the one guy who cannot do it. Others, who are equally conservative and pro-life, can do it. Arrogance, delusion, bad advice from his echo chamber, and hubris will leave a pro-abort in the Senate.

[RobbyS]

And what happens after the election. Suppose Romney wins. Do you think he or the high muckity-mucks was do anything but cave on the issue of gay marriage? The Bush family has already singled its position by trotting out the women to tell society what the real opinions of its male members are. They were pro-choice, they are pro-gay rights.

[doug from upland]

Hi. You ran away when confronted about your misinformation about the roll call vote. How embarrassing for you. Here, let me help you.

“I am sorry I shot off my mouth about no roll call voting of the delegations. My hatred of Romney prevented me from doing one minute of research.” ....Tennessee Nana

Does that work?

[Jacquerie]

[doug from upland]

There are some here who would not have removed Captain Queeg.