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To: MortMan

This issue shouldn’t be a matter of polls, posturing or playing games. The dumb basted SHOULD have responded to this evil and defunded. No BS just do it. Screw him and all who support this evil.


45 posted on 08/03/2015 3:24:19 PM PDT by Made In The USA (Yes Ma'am, I said I'd like three sides of bacon with my eggs. and bacon.)
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To: C. Edmund Wright

During the last election, you spoke strongly that we needed to vote for McConnell... to the point of insulting the intelligence of any who disagreed.

Care to recap your arguments a year later and test them against reality?


54 posted on 08/03/2015 3:29:53 PM PDT by csivils
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To: Made In The USA

Using the parliamentary maneuver to allow reintroduction isn’t “playing a game” - it is using the rules to allow later consideration.

I do not know how he really stood on the issue. I do know that if he voted for cloture and it failed, then the door was slammed shut much more permanently. What happens now will determine if his vote was to preserve viability of the bill or not.

I definitely agree the vote should have passed, and PP absolutely must be defunded. Personally, I support the full prosecution of any and all PP personnel who are involved with these illegal acts. That includes any doctors, nurses, and all the way down to secretaries who are aware of the illegal actions. The executives need very long prison terms.

Because of the rules of the Senate, McConnell’s vote does not necessarily mean he supports the evil that is PP. His actions to come will show what he believes, IMO.


108 posted on 08/03/2015 4:26:05 PM PDT by MortMan (All those in favor of gun control raise both hands!)
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