Right Wingers In Europe Just Fired Off Two Huge Torpedoes

Business Insider ^ | 22 April 2012 | Joe Weisenthal

[Parmenio]

And the quote says explicitly that she supports legalized abortion. In other words, though she’s “personally opposed” to abortion, she wants to still allow it, so that it’s “safe and rare”. Where have you heard that before?

[PapaBear3625]

And the quote says explicitly that she supports legalized abortion. In other words, though she’s “personally opposed” to abortion, she wants to still allow it, so that it’s “safe and rare”.

Of the three major candidates, she was the ONLY one to promote any sort of measure which would act to reduce abortion (eliminating government funding for it). If you do not consider her sufficieently "pro-life", you still must admit she's the least "pro-abortion" candidate among the three.

In a democracy, you must first get widespread agreement that a measure is desired before passing a law mandating it, if you want to survive the next election.

[Parmenio]

Prior to this election, she wanted abortion to be illegal. Now she’s shifted to a more liberal position. You’re making an excellent argument for Romney, by the way.

[llandres]

That’s what I remember. He’s a real hero. I’ve heard him speak a couple of times on tv.

[PapaBear3625]

I understand. You want a candidate who is perfectly in agreement with your position, and will accept nothing less.

For myself, I'm pro-gun to the point where I would like to repeal all gun-restrictions enacted since the National Firearms Act of 1934, allowing any citizen to purchase any sort of firearm for cash with no record keeping, including full-auto weapons. I'm realistic on the probability of getting that all at once, and am satisfied with an incremental approach, and will be satisfied with whatever electable candidate works to further reduce restrictions while not permitting further restrictions.