Hatch earns respect of his foe on abortion (Michelman Lauds Hatch)

Deseret Morning News ^ | Tuesday, January 13, 2004 | Lee Davidson

[WOSG]

R E Tyrrell called it Kultursmog.

It's why Conservatives should be for term limits, even on judges... they seem (with some rare exceptions) to quit being principled conservatives and start quaffing in the bigGovt liberal notions.

How else explain Hatch-Kennedy bills popping up?

They are wearin' Hatch down, bit by bit.

[Mr. Silverback]

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[MHGinTN]

I'm afaraid you give Orrin Hatchling too much credit from which to be worn down ...

[hocndoc]

I'm grateful for the anti-abortion stance that Senator Hatch has upheld.

Unfortunately, Orin Hatch is the leader in the clone and kill bills. He doesn't consider the live human being conceived in a petri dish to have the same right to life as one conceived in a woman. He has written a letter to the President, led like minded Senators to sign it, introduced legislation called the "Specter-Kennedy-Feinstein-Hatch Cloning Bill" and spoken publicly in favor of Federal Funds going toward research that would allow the creation of embryonic humans, as long as they were killed and harvested before that human is born.

For more information, here's some links:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=Hatch+cloning&btnG=Google+Search

[attagirl]

It failed by a single vote, and Hatch was the man responsible--with the aid of Cardinal Bernardin

Thank you for the history lesson. I see Hatch has been a double-agent longer than I've been paying attention.

As for Bernardin, you mean the cardinal of Centurycity? (If you haven't read Windswept House, do.)