Senate Blocks Pro-Tiller Resolution Glorifying Abortion Industry

LifeSiteNews ^ | 6/23/09 | Kathleen Gilbert

[wagglebee]

"I realize that the issue of reproductive choice is divisive and that there are many heartfelt feelings on both sides of the aisle," said Shaheen in a press release.

Infanticide IS NOT "reproductive choice"!

[wagglebee]

Pro-Life Ping

[wagglebee]

Moral Absolutes Ping!

Freepmail wagglebee or DirtyHarryY2K to subscribe or unsubscribe from the moral absolutes ping list.

FreeRepublic moral absolutes keyword search
[ Add keyword moral absolutes to flag FR articles to this ping list ]

[pray4liberty]

Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Barbara Boxer (D-CA), and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN)

Be interesting to see what happens when this unholy trio makes their case before the Almighty about this attempted 'resolution.'

Guess they never heard of the Commandment, "Thou Shalt Not Shed Innocent Blood"

[exist]

Yay we beat it. Boo that the American people won’t get to see what these people really believe.

[MEGoody]

However, I was hopeful that, regardless of our differences of opinion on this sensitive issue, the Senate could come together and pass a resolution that rejects the use of violence against women's health care providers.

How about rejecting the use of violence against unborn children?

::::crickets::::

[manc]

Maybe they should look at ultra sounds and then say how could anyone kill that baby inside that woman.

Only a murderer could is the answer.

Case in point.
A man kills a pregnant woman and around this country he has been charged for the murder of the woman and the baby so why is it not the same for a so called Doc who puts the Gov of KS on his donation list not charged with a murder too?

[ex-snook]

You understand Shaheen. Your idea was almost born but it had a partial birth abortion. It’s legal you know.

[Alex Murphy]

The resolution, sponsored by Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Barbara Boxer (D-CA), and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), decried violence against "providers of health care services to women" and asserted, "there is a history of violence against providers of reproductive health care, as health care employees have suffered threats and hostility in order to provide crucial services to patients."

The resolution failed to gather adequate support after Shaheen refused requests by some of her colleagues to strike the language celebrating the abortion industry. Shaheen expressed frustration at the resolution's demise.

Thankfully, there are saner minds in the Senate - at least by comparison.

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

"It is a sad day when the elected leaders of the greatest Democracy on earth can't agree to protect those exercising their constitutional rights."

Like the right to keep and bear arms, Senator Sheehan?

[Never on my watch]

These people are reprehensible.

They are “(un)righteously indignant” when a terrorist is sleep deprived, and yet celebrate the dismemberment of an infant.

[True Republican Patriot]

How about Celebrating the Constitutional Rights of the Unborn Babies, little defenseless Human Beings! How does the Idiot BOXER defend Tiller the Baby Killer and support Petterson’s coviction of a Double Murder!!! Schucks, the baby boy was just a blob of protoplasm worth nothing, worth less than Obama’s brutally killed FLY!/s/s/s/s/s/s/s/s!!!!
Miss Boxer, you are not worthy of any title including the one used in this sentence:-)

[hsalaw]

What about the violence to the unborn? They’re human, too.

[chris_bdba]

First of all I would not call abortion “women’s healthcare” as there is nothing “healthy” about a practise where the patient(baby) always dies as in an abortion.

[Niteranger68]

How does killing little baby women help women???

[Oldpuppymax]

You mean republicans didn’t just bend over and take it as usual??

[MWS]

Why am I not surprised to see “Ma’am” Boxer’s name on this idiotic bill?

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

The One’s teflon may be weakening.

[LiteKeeper]

What about the violence done to the babies they murder?

[MrB]

It’s “women’s healthcare”, according to someone in the article.