Anyone ever considered why some folks take matters into their own hands?
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To: Aussie Dasher
This looks like the newly elected Attorney General's very first act after taking office. I'm guessing that's going to put a very large political bullseye on his record come next election.
2 posted on
01/09/2007 10:37:21 PM PST by
saganite
(Billions and billions and billions-------and that's just the NASA budget!)
To: Aussie Dasher
Looks like the newly elected attorney general is "doing a buddy a favor" as the mob likes to say.
3 posted on
01/09/2007 10:41:33 PM PST by
khnyny
(For today in the city of David a Savior has been born for you who is Messiah and Lord.)
To: Aussie Dasher
No party affiliation listed by the new AG's name. He must be a Dem.
4 posted on
01/09/2007 10:43:35 PM PST by
flying Elvis
("In...War, the errors which proceed from a spirit of benevolence are the worst" Clausewitz.)
To: Aussie Dasher
Reminds me of "is it time yet...or are we still in that awkward stage where things have gone too far to reverse but it's still too early to start shooting the bastards"
Or words to that effect as I recall.
6 posted on
01/09/2007 10:56:54 PM PST by
prov1813man
(While the one you despise and ridicule works to protect you, those you embrace work to destroy you)
To: Aussie Dasher
Yeah, this doctor had to take matters into his own hands when the law turned against the best interest of the individual, in this case at least one little girl of 10.
To: Aussie Dasher
McKinney said he had been fired to "protect the abortion clinics." It appears he was fired for not comprehending 'conflict of interest'. You don't protest outside the front door of a murderer you're assigned to prosecute.
8 posted on
01/09/2007 11:02:02 PM PST by
MHGinTN
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To: Bellflower
11 posted on
01/09/2007 11:58:03 PM PST by
Bittersweetmd
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To: Aussie Dasher
Morrison knows who brought the office for him. He ain't stupid.
15 posted on
01/10/2007 12:23:35 AM PST by
NapkinUser
(Tom Tancredo for president of the United States of America in 2008!)
To: Aussie Dasher
This is what you can expect from a Democrat. There is little else to say beyond that.
18 posted on
01/10/2007 4:05:08 AM PST by
jmaroneps37
(Millions of Democrat babies aborted in 1988 or earlier did not vote this year.)
To: Aussie Dasher
this is why you should never just stay home on election day. The worst GOP politician is better than any RAT.
19 posted on
01/10/2007 4:07:26 AM PST by
balch3
To: Aussie Dasher
McKinney has defended Operation Rescue members and has protested in front of Tiller's clinics. Making him a special prosecutor to look into abortion makes no more sense than appointing someone with close ties to Planned Parenthood as special prosecutor.
To: Aussie Dasher
3,000 dead in Iraq...
6,000,000 million dead in America
Which number do YOU mourn over?
27 posted on
01/10/2007 5:19:52 AM PST by
Elsie
(Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going....)
To: Aussie Dasher
The new way rich people get off for crimes -- contribute enough money to elect their buddies to drop the charges.
To: Aussie Dasher
Not the way to proceed. The AG was bought off, but so was the Governor. Tiller gave 100K to the Democratic Governors Association. Our Governor was just voted the president of the....Democratic Governors Association.
There has been zero reporting of the blatant corruption. The only reporting gets down from the viewpoint of how Kline and the right to life folks are fanatics.
What is needed is a conservative alternative in the print media; one asking the right questions and doing the investigative reporting.
I am pitching a business plan to investors to get just that going. It is more than just this topic. Kansas is getting turned from red to blue despite itself. The liberal media is daily brainwashing people into believing the exact opposite of what they do. Soon you will be able to tell them anything.
33 posted on
01/10/2007 7:32:23 AM PST by
IrishCatholic
(No local communist or socialist party chapter? Join the Democrats, it's the same thing.)
To: Aussie Dasher
Wonder how it is that a 10 year old required such operation and NO reporting to the 'state' authorities of a ten year old ending up in said state? That is from my memory how this whole investigation got its wheels, find out why no 'abuse' reports were being filed for minors who got taken to this
doctor in the first place. A ten year old did not take herself for these services.
Why is it that every other medical professional is supposedly required to report to the state... abuse except this person?
To: Coleus; cgk
An abortionist donates hundreds of thousands of dollars to get a Democrat elected Attorney General of Kansas, and the new AG immediately fires the independent prosecutor who was investigating illegal abortions performed by said abortionist. If that isn't a "culture of corruption" (not to mention a "culture of death"), I don't know what is.
37 posted on
01/10/2007 7:44:12 AM PST by
AuH2ORepublican
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To: Aussie Dasher; 4lifeandliberty; abigail2; AbsoluteGrace; afraidfortherepublic; Alamo-Girl; ...
McKinney said he had been fired to "protect the abortion clinics." "Morrison said he would fire me because I was not a 'neutral third party.' That's a smoke screen," McKinney said. "Nobody is neutral about aborting late-term babies. A special prosecutor isn't supposed to be neutral, he's supposed to prosecute the defendant." He has said Morrison was beholden to the doctor, who helped finance at least $248,000 in advertising in 2002 and 2006 against the previous attorney general, Phill Kline.
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39 posted on
01/10/2007 7:55:21 AM PST by
cgk
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To: Aussie Dasher
40 posted on
01/10/2007 7:58:51 AM PST by
cgk
(I don't see myself as a conservative. I see myself as a religious, right-wing, wacko extremist.)
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46 posted on
01/10/2007 2:27:19 PM PST by
cpforlife.org
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To: Aussie Dasher
Anyone ever considered why some folks take matters into their own hands? Yes. Because while it is wrong and ought not be condoned, some people reach their "breaking point" on the level of injustice: 1) The degree of the injustice, dismembering an innocent human being without anesthesia, and 2) the extent of the injustice, to the tune of 1.2 million a year.
People snap. The Government, which supports abortion, does not support informing average Americans what abortion really is. The Government, which supports abortion, embraces a different standard of conduct for abortion providers than for normal health providers.
We can't go bomb clinics or shoot people. Not only is it illegal and wrong, but as soon as we do, the other side has won. We have to be patient and keep fighting this in the political and moral arenas, and keep supporting organizations dedicated to helping pregnant women and disseminating TRUTH.
47 posted on
01/10/2007 2:54:31 PM PST by
Lexinom
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