This would be another of Mojave's repeated attempts in this thread to portray Sarah Palin as a pro-abort because she had a D&C after her child died in the womb. Apparently making hay with the natural death of an innocent child is the sort of thing that passes for being pro-life in his world. I'm going to answer his question, not to egg him on, but to make it clear that those of us who respect the Governor and oppose the evil of abortion have no fear of posers.
Still, could y'all take the boy aside for counseling or maybe even take out the trash?
Mojave, I already answered your question when I said that if what Palin had was an abortion, that means undertakers are abortionists. Her child died, and then the remains were removed. She did not stop--abort--the progress of the pregnancy. I'm sure you're asking this as a "yes or no" question because you have some "gotcha" citation where this procedure is technically called an abortion or some crap like that, but my answer remains the same. I lost a child the same way Palin did, so I can speak to the reality, rather than employ jargon to obscure the core truth.
But what gets better is that what prompted this question from you was me pointing out that you might have to choose between Sarah and a babykiller in a future primary, a reference to your (legitimate) attacks on pro-abort RINOS. So, if we technically say that the governor has had an abortion because she had some remains removed to avoid sepsis, does that make her less pro-life? Well, last time I checked, pro-lifers aren't opposed to moving a dead body from one location to another, we're opposed to killing babies. Calling Palin a RINO or a pro-abort for this would be like saying Brett Favre is a bad quarterback because his Little League batting average sucked, or because you didn't like the way he drove his tractor.
Anyone who called for the Vikings to fire Favre because of his Little League batting average would be deranged, wouldn't you agree?
"Palin Madness Syndrome you have. A very bad case it is. Go to a mental hospital, you must."