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To: EternalVigilance

I’m surprised that pro-life people haven’t been able to make a dent in the wide open “right” that abortion has become. Even back in the day when abortions were illegal, some women still got them anyway, though I doubt there was quite the number of coat hanger butcher shops in that day as the left claims.

On the contrary, Sarah Palin knew that Trigg had a retardation issue, but still chose to honor him as a God given life rather than to abort him as “defective”. I call that putting your money where your mouth is, and quite an example. One that DUer’s ridicule.

Don’t worry. I doubt that Sarah Palin will run. - Who do you suggest as a good candidate; understanding that he won’t be able to reverse abortion either? If it could have been, Reagan would have done it. I wish it could be; and perhaps conservative appointments to the Supreme Court could roll things back a bit.


10 posted on 01/14/2011 3:24:32 PM PST by Twinkie (LEFTIST FREE SPEECH O.K. - CONSERVATIVE FREE SPEECH NOT O.K.)
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To: Twinkie
No one will be able to stop the abortion holocaust until we all do the one most important thing: define the child in the womb as exactly what they are: a person.

Even Blackmun, in Roe, admitted that if the fetus is a person they are OF COURSE protected by the Fourteenth Amendment.

And that means that constitutionally they are protected on every square inch of American territory, not just in any old state that chooses to protect innocent human life.

So, what say you? Is the child in the womb a person?

11 posted on 01/14/2011 4:38:06 PM PST by EternalVigilance (How strangely will the Tools of a Tyrant pervert the plain Meaning of Words! -- Samuel Adams)
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