Tom Hoefling: "I will shut down every abortion facility in the country"

Tom Hoefling for President 2012 ^ | June 11, 2012 | Tom Hoefling

[EternalVigilance]

"All officers of government in this country, in every branch, at every level, have as the first obligation of their sacred oath the protection of all innocent lives within their jurisdiction.

Should I be elected to the office of President of the United States, I will keep my oath.

Justice Blackmun, in Roe vs. Wade, admitted that “of course” the child in the womb is protected by the Fourteenth Amendment, if they are a person.

Since it is self-evident that they are a person, my first act as President, after having sworn the oath, will be to publish a presidential finding to that effect.

My second act will be to ask for the resignation of anyone in the executive branch who will not act accordingly.

My third act will be to order the closing of every abortion facility in the country, as per the explicit, imperative requirement of the Supreme Law of the Land.

'No person shall be deprived of life without due process of law.'

'No State shall deprive any person of life without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.'”

-- Tom Hoefling

[Lakeshark]

Here's the center of it all, Romney isn't a guy I care to defend, nor support. The other guy? Pure evil emanates from his actions.

I have dreaded every week since this man was elected, he's been worse than I thought, and I thought he was pretty bad. I'm sorry, there is no way I'm going to not take every opportunity to get rid of this administration. No way.

[Tau Food]

Thank you for your honesty. I respect your right to vote for anyone you like for any reason you like.

[Finny]

I will not succumb to the fantasy that neither Romney nor Obama will be the next President.

As I never have. I am fully aware that barring a miracle, either Romney or Obama will be the next guy in the White House. I want to make sure that whichever guy it is, fails to get a mandate and is as defensive and politically vulnerable as possible, and one thing that would make him that way would be if he won on a plurality where the clear majority of Americans voted against him.

[Lakeshark]

You can pretend I'm pro-romney, but everyone who has ever spoken with me or posted with me can tell you how impossibly wrong that is.

You can stop the hyperbole.

But you're just angry I asked the befuddling question that started all this.......

[Principled]

"It must be painful to feel that you are compelled to choose between the shame of voting for Romney and the fear of a future without a President Romney to protect you."

You must think this is a winner. Did you make it up yourself?

Geez. Neither the FR nor I feel compelled to choose between these. The choice is to have either Obama or not Obama for president. That's the choice most on FR are going to make. Not some silly nobody with a website who is for outlawing all abortions... or anyone else who will not even appear on the radar. Hell _you_ may as well vote for Neptune.

[Finny]

It is a travesty and a falsehood to say that even at this point that Gov. Reagan “support[ed] abortion.”

ABO reduces many of its advocates into positions of having to lie ("Reagan was once pro-abortion") and deceive ("A vote for anyone but Romney is a vote for Obama") in order to persuade (bully) people into joining them. That is what Romney requires of those who would support him, even unwillingly.

It is a major warning flag that ABO is wrong.

[netmilsmom]

>>Thank you for your honesty. I respect your right to vote for anyone you like for any reason you like.<<

You’re welcome.
I will state it over and over.
I don’t like Romney. He strikes me akin to a Ken doll.

But Obama is horrendous.

[ansel12]

This is mind boggling, of course you are pro Romney.

Your posts are pro-Romney posts, you are promoting Romney in that very post by continuing to attack and insult me because I won’t support your candidate.

If you aren’t promoting Romney then quit insisting that we all support him.

[Tau Food]

You must think this is a winner. Did you make it up yourself?

No, actually it came from reading what some folks are saying - stuff like we hate to vote for Romney but we're "scared shotless" of an Obama future.

I won't vote for anyone I'm not proud to vote for. It's just too important.

[Lakeshark]

SOC, perhaps you might want to try again with this one, he doesn't listen.

Oh, he also thinks that I insulted him by reminding him he never answered my original question.

[so_real]

Who's worse? Obama or Romney? Depends on if you are a republican or a conservative. I'm a conservative. I prefer my opponents tagged on a well-groomed field before me. The opponents causing chaos in the ranks and working in the shadows at my rear are far more dangerous. The mere fact that you have to ask which is worse, rather than which is good, should tell you something. Watching Obama try to throw the election to Romney should tell you something too. Sure, I'm concerned about an Obama victory. It's an evil thing. But we have three years now building a coalition against him. We are unified and have begun working toward a common goal. We are about to gain control of the congress. Why the heck would I willingly toss that away and damage the republican brand for the next three congressional elections and the next two presidential elections just to have a liberal statist with an "R" behind his name to call "leader"? Not a wise move, winning this battle and setting the whole war effort back.

[ansel12]

Great, the romneybots are pinging each other to go after us non Romney supporting conservatives.

[Lakeshark]

LOL, I'm headed out, today I found out I'm a Romney bot, a liar, a Romney shill, and probably a mormon.....

:-)

*Waves from up North*

[Principled]

Take your alinsky crap to DU.

I would prefer not to have Obama as president. You, however, wouldn’t mind.

That’s fine, but FR is no place for you IMO.

[Principled]

Who's worse? Obama or Romney? Depends on if you are a republican or a conservative.

No, it doesn't. An obama win is horrible for our Nation.

[Finny]

Wow, you are smoothe, but these are still insults even with the smoothe coating you lend to them.

Some people are wired to take it as an inslut when someone disagrees with them.

When you disagree with me, I don't take it as an insult. When you call me a traitor, or an idiot, or a troll, "out of touch with reality," or an Obama supporter -- I take that as an insult. If you remember correctly, you spent quite a lot of time on a different thread calling me such names when I disagreed with your political thinking.

Insulting someone is a lot different than disagreeing with them.

I work hard at keeping anger out of my posts; if some FReepers are insulted by the fact that I disagree with them, that's out of my control and that ball is entirely in their court.

[Lakeshark]

Actually, if I can introduce a little humor here, we are beginning to have fun at your expense.....

Muahahahaha. Muahahahahaha.

[so_real]

You forgot the rest of my quote. Here it is. Let it soak in a bit.

I'm a conservative. I prefer my opponents tagged on a well-groomed field before me. The opponents causing chaos in the ranks and working in the shadows at my rear are far more dangerous. The mere fact that you have to ask which is worse, rather than which is good, should tell you something. Watching Obama try to throw the election to Romney should tell you something too. Sure, I'm concerned about an Obama victory. It's an evil thing. But we have three years now building a coalition against him. We are unified and have begun working toward a common goal. We are about to gain control of the congress. Why the heck would I willingly toss that away and damage the republican brand for the next three congressional elections and the next two presidential elections just to have a liberal statist with an "R" behind his name to call "leader"? Not a wise move, winning this battle and setting the whole war effort back.

[Tau Food]

I'll survive Obama or Romney. And, when I vote, I'll know I'm doing the right thing by voting against both of them.

Principled, I'm going to vote for Tom Hoefling because I can do that with pride; I don't vote for him because I'm terrified about the future. I don't fear any of those clowns. I fear God.

Principled, you can vote for anyone you want and for any reason you want. And, you can even continue to call yourself "Principled."

But, you won't be convincing me to vote for the fellow you're campaigning for here.

[ansel12]

Wow, that is quite a journey you have made, not only are you now a romneybot, but you are adopting their nastiness and strangeness.

Why not ping Restornu, GOP_Lady and all the others.