“Fred Thompson talks for over twelve minutes about what a Barack Obama presidency would mean for America and the world. They’re talking hope and change, all right, but what exactly would that mean?”
I just sent a letter (below) to editor of my local newspaper - Don’t know if I can send it to other papers .. but anyone here who would like to use it to copy and send .. just do it in your own name, if you want to. Obama’s signature on FOCA would abolish hundreds of rights with just one stroke of his pen.
Signing Freedom Of Choice Act
After discovery that an Illinois hospital was shelving abortion survival babies to die in soiled utility rooms, the Illinois Born Alive Infants Protection Act was introduced to provide legal and medical protection for all babies born alive. The sole speaker against this Act on the ILL Senate floor in 2001 and 2002 was Barack Obama, who chaired the committee, vetted the Bill, called for votes and voted against it four times.
Congress later passed the Federal Born-Alive Act in 2005 ensuring infants born alive to be considered human persons entitled to full protection of the law and is virtually identical to the Illinois bill. Even NARAL ultimately did not oppose it. Evidently, for Barack Obama, the most extreme pro-abortion politician to run for ANY office in the history of the United States, being human isn’t enough to warrant protection.
Space is not available to list Obama’s abortion stands; industrial production of human embryos, pro partial birth abortion, Hyde Amendment repeal, and more. All matters of public record, including his promise to Planned Parenthood Action in July, 2007: “The first thing I’d do as President is sign the Freedom of Choice Act.”
FOCA, as written and waiting for Obama’s signature, removes restrictions at all government levels for abortion at any age at any time. It requires tax-payer funding, outlaws abortion alternative funding, and denies rights of hospitals. doctors, nurses to refuse participation based on religious/conscience protection laws, and applies to every “Federal, State, and local statute, ordinance, regulation, administrative order, decision, policy, practice, or other action enacted, adopted, or implemented before, on, or after the date of enactment.”< http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c108:S.2020:L>
A “righteous wind?” I don’t think so.
- Gramcam
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