[Eric in the Ozarks]

Good luck on McCackle.

[q_an_a]

once again the RIGHT can’t see the correct message - it is not about contrception, it is about religous FREEDOM!! 99% of all women have had some use of some type of contrection accoring to reprot on web by CDC today. If the RIGHT fight contrecaeption it is about denying ladies their freedom...we lose on that issue. That is by Geo. Stepanopoous asked the question in his debate night - they handwriting on the wall. We will make you guy sorry for denying woman - after all men get Viagra.

[Vendome]

If any part of this travesty is repealed the whole of it should be legally and lawfully unenforceable.

There is no severability clause.

[Shark24]

Good post but I think the fallacy of the present conservative movement is that “our” involvement of the political process could actually change things (Not withstanding all the great conservative voices in our camp). We are dealing with a more basic cultural issue at the family level. Don't think the Founders thought that the Republic they created required a full time political class to run their Republic. Think they expected the populace to be only a part time political entity as the community was working their full time “human needs” taking care of God, family, community issues. Solution involves taking back the culture. Media, schools and home. Not easy but can be done.

[Saltmeat]

Landrieu is Roman Catholic. Are any of the others? She always contends that she is opposed to abortion, but is in favor of a woman's right to choose. How her priest and bishop let her get away with this and remain in good standing with the church denotes hypocrisy by the leaders of the Catholic church. You can't be just a little bit pregnant. If she isn't willing to publicly oppose and vote against all abortion matters that come before the Senate, then she should be excommunicated from the church. Her and all other elected Catholics that behave the way Landrieu does deserve this fate.