[hispanarepublicana]

I've "bookmarked" this thread for use in 2008. I recommend all of you do so as well.

[RAT Patrol]

BTTT

[xsmommy]

thanks. this is great to have.

[Miss Marple]

Thanks for posting this. I think Senator Santorum did an amazing job yesterday!

[NautiNurse]

Thanks for the transcript. I was fortunate to hear Hillary! getting trounced yesterday. Reading it again made me smile--again.

[SquirrelKing]

Great stuff. Startling to see her words in red, though appropriate for her status. [cue angels singing...now]

[Larightgirl]

Thanks for posting this....I missed Hilary's portion of the debate, but I caught the final speech of Senator Santorum and I was moved to tears. What an eloquent and passionate speaker he is, a true hero in my book!

[Sacajaweau]

Many thanks for this thread!! Now, being an Upstate New Yorker and listening to Hillary, I KNOW THAT I HAVE NO VOICE!!

[Maeve]

You'll want to read this I think. The transcript doesn't convey 2 important things. First, how Mrs. Clinton was dripping with evil during this exchange. Second, how Santorum exercised what used to be called "custodianship of the eyes" by looking more at the ground rather than into her demonic eyes. Senator Santorum was totally inspired in this effort, and in my opinion his words were empowered and anointed by God.

[P.O.E.]

Thank you for posting this.

And a bump for Mr. Santorum.

[ABG(anybody but Gore)]

I have to ask myself, why do we, as government officials, expect we can make these decisions?

Funny, the Wicked Witch of the West Wing didn't seemed too concerned about bureaucrats doing just that when she tried to socialize the entire health care system.

[RicocheT]

God bless Sen. SANTORUM. It's not just Daniel Webster who knows how to debate with the devil!

[Saundra Duffy]

Hillary Clinton is married to a rapist.

[lormand]

The choice of RED as the voice of Hitlery is more than symbolic.

Thanks pal!

[hellinahandcart]

If you missed this on C-Span yesterday, you will want to read it. Santorum was great.

[Texas_Jarhead]

Abortion (PB) Bookmark

[BibChr]

Man, the cat was ON!

(Quick, name that reference!)

Dan

[theDentist]

"Senator Rick Santorum and Senator Hillary Clinton discussing Partial Birth Abortion"

Hmph. I didn't even know they were seeing each other.

[aeronca]

The chart that Sen. Santorum is refering to, was right behind him to his right. The C-Span camera kept most of it out of view except on a few occasions. The chart showed a medical cut-away graphic of a baby being born, head not yet out, little legs dangling between latex gloved hands..perfectly formed.

Santorum went on to address Clinton:

The other thing you said was the chart I had up is ``deceptive.'' I am very curious about how you came to that conclusion. Is it deceptive because it shows a perfectly formed baby?

Thank YOU Sen. Santorum.

The camera didn't show Madam Serpents face, but I certainly could imagine her recoil.

[Dad was my hero]

Mrs. CLINTON. We are talking about those few rare cases when a doctor had to look across a desk at a woman and say, I hate to tell you this, but the baby you wanted, the baby you care so much about, that you are carrying, has a terrible abnormality.

Yes, he/she will be born a liberal nonthinking person. The good news is, their brain will hardly ever be used.

[SpinyNorman]

They would much rather criminalize a health procedure than improve women's health.

I love that: "a health procedure!" Like removing a wart. It is only tissue. You would be surprised the number of women (in college no less) that do not really know what occurs in a partial birth abortion. Maybe Hildebeast could educate them....

Is this bill really about what the sponsors say, or is it, as they candidly admit, the beginning of the end--to go back in this country to back-alley abortions, to women dying from botched, illegal procedures? I think you can draw your own conclusions.

Did the silly cow ever hear of birth control, or, heaven forbid, abstaining until marriage? How about that non-sexual means of relief practiced by her husband: oral sex with a person the age of your own daughter?

My reading of the legislative language you have put forth, makes a very clear argument that this is a slippery slope; that there are going to be not only difficulties in defining procedures, but the fact is that once you have criminalized this procedure, what doctor will perform any medically necessary procedure?

The slippery slope works both ways. Once human life has been rendered worthless, you can't easily go back. She keeps calling it "medically necessary." See below.

Is the Senator aware of Ron Fitzsimmons who runs the Association of Abortion Clinics? He has said, when the argument was made by many of the people Senator Boxer and Senator Murray and yourself referred to, who came forward and talked about this being medically necessary or necessary because of complications late in pregnancy--Ron Fitzsimmons said he lied through his teeth when he gave that argument? That was his term. He said, ``I lied through my teeth'' that this was the case. He said it is a dirty little secret, and we all know--those are his terms--that late-term abortions are performed, and the vast majority of late-term abortions are performed on healthy mothers with healthy babies.

I refer the Senator to the State of Kansas where they have to report the reason for a partial-birth abortion; 182 were done last year, or the year before, and of those 182, none--zero--were done because of a problem with the child or a physical problem with the mother. They were classified as mental health.

What if the woman has a fight, gets a divorce etc., and doesn't want to bear the child of her husband or ex? Maybe we should have a waiting period similar to that the libs are trying to impose on gun owners. A nice 3 month cooling off period might be necessary!!!

Thank you, Senator Santorum.

[Mo1]

Thanks for posting this thread .. I was so proud of my Senator Santorum yesterday

[OXENinFLA]

BUMP!!!!!!!

[bmwcyle]

Hillary, once a murderer always a murderer.

[cgk]

ping

[SoothingDave]

That is one of the other reasons we had to do Roe v. Wade, because is it fair that we have that kind of distinction made on the basis of class or income instead of the basis of law?

You know, it seems to me that lots of rich people get away with a lot of crimes that poor people get caught for. Like drugs, for instance.

Does that mean Sen. Clinton is in favor of legalizing them?

Anyway, the argument is specious. When abortion was illegal, people of means who got abortions in America were just as guilty of breaking the law as anyone eles. That they could afford more competent lawbreaking doctors does not change that.

As for the idea that we had to change our laws because some poeple could fly to Sweden for abortions, if that is a basis for legislating, that our sovereginity ends at the borders, then we might as well have no laws whatsoever.

SD

[LiteKeeper]

read later - and anti-Hillary ammunition

[CanisMajor2002]

Bookmarked! bump

[american colleen]

Ping for later reading. Thank you so much.

[Kudsman]

bttt

[truthkeeper]

This one should be bumped forever. Rick Santorum was nothing less than magnificent.

[Raymond Hendrix]

bump

[DoughtyOne]

[Antoninus]

Rick is one of the elite good guys. So glad I sent him $100 when he ran in 1996....

[Aquinasfan]

 Mr. SANTORUM. I certainly respect the difference of opinion the Senator and I have on the underlying issue of abortion. Again, I think people can disagree on that. I, frankly, do not agree there should be a difference between children who are ``normal,'' in society's eyes--I do not know what that means anymore, what a society sees as normal--and those who happen to have birth defects, severe or not. I do not believe we should draw distinctions.

   Mrs. CLINTON. If the Senator will yield for one final point, I want the RECORD to be very clear that I value every single life and every single person,

Unfortunately for her, she had just demonstrated that she did not. Santorum nailed her.

[mabelkitty]

Any word yet on a video of this?

[Flashman_at_the_charge]

Mrs. CLINTON. That is what I believe based on what I consider to be the slippery slope of the legislative language that you have carefully and cleverly crafted in this bill.

Yes Mrs. Clinton, it’s the slippery slope to redemption for America.

[Pagey]

Mrs. CLINTON: "You know, on the Senator's point, I am not arguing against any public education effort, any proselytizing, any means whatsoever to persuade people about what choice they should make".

God knows that's true. I'm certain that she said worded that sentence exactly as it came out too.I'm also glad it' son the record too. Hillary Rotten, "The Proselytizer".Another new and effective title for her emerges.

[OXENinFLA]

This will come back to haunt Hillary.

I think this was one of those times that she showed her true colors and had no time to have someone else think up her words for her.

This is much easier to read than the PDF too.

[votelife]

It's Hillary week.

[Jorge]

Wow..this is great.

Santorum did a good job in taking on the Hitlary "no fetus can beat us" Clinton.

It just amazes me how these creeps can rationlize partial birth abortion.

[windchime]

I missed this when first posted. Thankful to catch it now. Powerful!

[votelife]

bump for life

[davidosborne]

bookmarked..

[votelife]

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[votelife]

bttt!

[votelife]

bttt, good to keep this one fresh!

[Republican Wildcat]

bump

[rfreedom4u]

Is it too late to abort Hillery?

[SAMS]

I will stand by my very first reaction when I first heard about "partial birth abortion" and it't this:

Picture if you will, this sceanario: Hello,is this the ASPCA? Hey,well my neighbor is in his garage, and as his dogs puppies are being born, he's forcing them to be born "paws" first & before the head is out, he sticks a screwdriver in their heads and mashes the brains, and then they come out dead"

how do you think THAT would play in the press?