[Jim Robinson]

I've got a heck of an idea. How about we dump Bush and the pro-life Republicans from the House and Senate. Then we can let Hillary and Co run the country to hell and when the people finally see what full blown hell on earth is really like, they will suddenly see the light, repent, and rise up against the heathen politicians. And then we'll all live happily in paradise forever after.

[William Wallace]

I've got a heck of an idea. How about we dump Bush and the pro-life Republicans from the House and Senate. Then we can let Hillary and Co run the country to hell and when the people finally see what full blown hell on earth is really like, they will suddenly see the light, repent, and rise up against the heathen politicians. And then we'll all live happily in paradise forever after.

Sounds like a gameplan! No way it could possibly fail to work out exactly as diagrammed. ;-)

If we post this you-know-where, then you-know-who will be convinced you also have the 'you-know-what'.

[epow]

OK Jim, I suppose I deserve your scathing sarcasm, it's your forum and I have taken advantage of it to vent my anger and disappointment. I can't change the way I feel about this deceptive bill or my anger at the Republican Senators who approved the destestable clause in re Roe v Wade, but I can refrain from using your forum to express my anger. I'll drop out of the thread now and let the other posters continue without the dubious benefit of my opinion.

[Bob Ireland]

Hey, fella... you don't seem to care much about this issue, do you? ;-D

***we can let Hillary and Co run the country to hell and when the people finally see what full blown hell on earth is really like, they will suddenly see the light, repent, and rise up against the heathen politicians***

You know, I actually considered this tactic for a while; let the unwashed masses have what they want and surfeit of it!

Alas, on pondering the matter I was reminded of Rome, where the masses simply got more and more demanding: FEED ME! ...and the emperor was afraid not to. [That's true democracy in action.]

Then I think of the present situtation in California - your very own beautiful state; now you have a chance to turn the tables and discard all that Marxist garbage that has all but crippled your lives there.

Will California emerge from the Dark Ages of Socialism? ...or will its citizens continue to stab themselves with a communist dagger?

I am not optimistic...

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This thread reminds me of the night Drudge broke the Lewinski scandal... and the night that I posted about Alec Baldwin and NBC calling for the murder of Henry Hyde... [we've seen some strange times, eh?]

All sides have some points to make; but I DO think - on balance - that doctors are not only technicians but also businessmen, and as such they cannot afford to practice in an area that will tie up their time and money in court fights... and therefore the effect of the legislation - regardless of its shortcomings - is likely to be an end to PBA.

What would be a killer for a bill like this is the old loophole [bring on the Transcontinental Limited through this one] - ...except in cases where the mother's health is threatened.... We learned that that included 'mental health', which meant that every case was a threat to the health of the mother unless she was allowed to commit infanticide.

It is beyond me how civilised people can support infanticide, but we see it is quite prevalent in fact. Maybe it has the same to do as with body piercing and tattoos: a rush to return to barbarism.

Hope youse is well; FReegards...