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To: Cincinatus' Wife

“We doubt that the President is an advocate of killing a human infant.”

I would doubt it as well except for the FACT that he did. Please don’t let FACTS get in the way.

I wish this one short exchange would get some airplay. It neatly shows:

1. Obama is completely out of the mainstream and supports what a vast majority of Americans find to be absolutely abhorrent.
2. The MSM is nothing more than a propoganda tool of the Democrats.
3. Newt is the only candidate that continually hits the media and Obama in a way that they cannot spin to their advantage.


30 posted on 02/23/2012 7:23:26 AM PST by FerociousRabbit
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To: FerociousRabbit

The left doesn’t want discussions of procedures like this to be take place for the same reason they don’t want graphic pictures of aborted babies to be shown in ads. They work. Communicating facts like this helps us win the argument. The left will usually say something like it’s inappropriate or offensive to show these things. But the left is only really offended by one thing, conservatives succeeding.

Newt is no less pro-life than Santorum by their rhetoric and their records. Congrads to him for out-pro-lifing Santorum last night when it comes to making the argument. The fact that it’s being talked about today means he is already succeeding. Just spouting the standard pro-life platitudes doesn’t drive the national debate. We need strong, incendiary rhetoric, images or advertising to bring the issue to the forefront of national discussion. There is far too much complacency with the status quo on abortion on both sides of the aisle.


63 posted on 02/23/2012 8:29:41 AM PST by JediJones (Watch "Gingrich to Michigan: Change or Die" on YouTube. Best Speech Ever!)
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