[daylilly]

Obama is accusing Jessen's ad of actually being something from McCain. Can he prove that? Obama approves this despicable message. He calls her ad a despicable lie. Yet, she is alive after a botched abortion. That is certainly true. And he did vote four times in Illinois against care for newborns who survived abortion. And in the Senate again, he voted against it. Even with the disclaimer that he said it needed, he voted against it.

I posted this because it has both videos, one from the Obama campaign, and one from Gianna Jessen. You can compare it for yourself.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Attacking this ad is a loser for Obammie’s boys. I hope they keep this stuff up.

[Tribune7]

Obama hates women.

[Always Right]

calling John McCain's ads "the sleaziest ever, truly vile."

1. It wasn't McCain's ad.
2. The ad was absolutely true.
3. Obama's actions against the born alive act are what was truly vile.

[Always Right]

And he did vote four times in Illinois against care for newborns who survived abortion. And in the Senate again, he voted against it. Even with the disclaimer that he said it needed, he voted against it.

He did not vote against it in the Senate. It passed prior to Obama being there.

[Stayfree]

Does this story mean that The Great One has just stepped in it big time?

[eccentric]

When I told my grandson about Obama’s vote, my grandson ask, “Well what are they suppose to do with it? They don’t want it.” I was too stunned to reply, “You don’t get to kill someone just because you don’t want them around.”

[Always Right]

Illinois Right to Life Committee
 

Born Alive Infant Protection Act
Passed by U.S. Senate

 

 

 

An historic event occurred on July 18, 2002.  By unanimous consent, the U.S. Senate passed the Born-Alive Infant Protection Act and sent it to President Bush for signature.  This bill guarantees that any baby born alive, regardless of stage of development or attempted abortion, is afforded full legal rights under Federal law as a citizen of the United States.  

The passage of this legislation has special significance in Illinois.  The testimony of Jill Stanek at multiple Congressional hearings on the bill was crucial in its successful passage.  Jill was a nurse at Christ Hospital in Oak Lawn, IL when she became aware of the practice of live birth abortion there.  Ultimately, she was fired on August 31, 2001 because of her fight to stop live birth abortion at Christ Hospital. 

Additionally, Jill also testified in Springfield for equivalent Illinois legislation that was sponsored by Senator Patrick O'Malley.  It is most ironic that the Born-Alive Infant Protection Act was acceptable to many U.S. Senators who make no exceptions in their total support of abortion, including our own Senator Richard Durbin, while equivalent legislation was killed in the Illinois House by Speaker Michael Madigan, who assigned the legislation to a hostile committee.

One would expect that these connections to Illinois would motivate meaningful coverage of the passage of the Born-Alive Infant Protection Act.  However, I was not able to find even a small article in your newspaper on the passage of this bill.  Did I miss it?

William Beckman
Executive Director
Illinois Right to Life Committee

[SeekAndFind]

Obama is accusing Jessen's ad of actually being something from McCain. Can he prove that?Obama is accusing Jessen's ad of actually being something from McCain. Can he prove that?

Even if he can prove it came from McCain, notice the MAIN ISSUE has not been addressed ( and probably never will ) -- is the survivor of a botched abortion like this lady a human being deserving of government protection ?

I expect Obama not to directly address this MAIN ISSUE amnd continue to dodge his voting record.

[Norman Bates]

This is how we win:

This needs to be treated as an opening to get out of the economic squabble and deluge Obama with the details of his abominable voting past.

Start with a hard hitting ad exposing Obama’s Born Alive Infants Protection Act opposition and calling him out for trying to spin his record on this. The ad needs to start, "Obama is distorting his record on abortion, but here's the truth..."

Then use the planned barrenhood clip of Obama saying matter-of-factly, “But I supported it (kindergarten sex-ed) because it’s the right thing to do.” Go through a roundhouse of commericials. Obama voted against a human cloning ban, and then for it. Obama voted against blocking porn from school and library computers. Against barring criminal sex offenders early release. There’s a lot of material out there.

Obama will go dizzy with righteous indignation calling they "sleazy and vile."

Here is how you respond: At the end of the ad you say, "Obama has called these ads sleazy and vile. We agree partly. Obama's voting record IS sleazy and vile."

[cruise_missile]

[ElkGroveDan]

but also takes aim at an unusual target: a 31-year-old woman who was born alive after her mother's botched abortion.

Are they for real? Did a GOP operative infiltrate the Obama campaign, and is perhaps planting these self-destruct ideas? Mother Teresa was prolife, maybe Obama should take a whack at her memory too.

[TribalPrincess2U]

He’s the despicable liar.

Keep yer mouth a runnin’ Zero.

[leenie312]

I happen to have met Gianna Jessen a couple of years ago at a fund raiser for our local CareNet. Her story is as miraculous as it is despicable. She is the survivor of a saline abortion. It caused all sorts of physical problems, but by the grace of God Gianna survived and is being used by God to bring the plight of abortion and it’s survivors to national attention. Attacking her is beneath contempt.

[ABQHispConservative]

I just saw this ad, watching the Georgia vs. Arizona State football game. It really pissed me off, especially the cynical part in which the ad says that 0bama has always protected the unborn (or something like that). I mean, the cynicism of this a-hole to do this. Truly despicable and I hope Palin and McCain call these clowns on this during the debates. This really needs to be exposed.

[stevem]

If a Democrat votes for a Republican for no other reason than that the Democrat candidate is black, that might suggest racism. I think a Republican should have the right to vote for a Republican without the accusation...especially when the Demcrat has never made any sense regarding any policy.

[gusopol3]

who would not be with us today if Obama's policies had been in place when she was born."

neither would Obama, as his leftist mother would in all likelihood have followed his advice not to punish herself with a baby, had the "repressive" society of 1961 allowed abortion.

[TBP]

And he did vote four times in Illinois against care for newborns who survived abortion.

And used his subcommittee chairmanship to bottle up the bill and try to keep it from getting to a vote.

[ought-six]

God help us if this reprobate becomes president.

[isom35]

in Obama’s eyes she’s “the one that got away”

[Earthdweller]

"a despicable lie."

I've heard that tired old excuse from the Obama camp so many times I'm starting to think it's their new campaign slogan.