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To: Soul Seeker
The crusading pioneer of 12 year old girl’s took money from a company that produces and sales the same mental retardation producing vaccine. Moral high ground, I think not.

Unlike the Governor of Texas, she did not mandate, without the approval of the People's representatives, or the parents of these children, the injection of a vaccine into any young girl, after being lobbied by a former aide, who was then an agent of the company which produced that vaccine, and which stood to profit by her actions.

How can you possibly defend Governor Perry's actions in this matter?

42 posted on 09/16/2011 6:14:56 PM PDT by Palmetto Patriot (How much better off would we be if these bastards would just leave us alone?)
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To: Palmetto Patriot

I can’t stand Bachmann! ( there, I’ve said it )


46 posted on 09/16/2011 6:26:58 PM PDT by mh
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To: Palmetto Patriot

Hey, PP....

Try to understand what the “opt out” in the TX thing meant.

With “opt IN”, folks would have to pay $360 for the three injections.

With “opt OUT”, those who chose to stay in were covered by health care insurance.

The “opt out” was to keep the people from having to spend so much of their own money in helping to prevent the HPV for their children.

That said, I agree with others here that Bachmann has gone over the edge with this and should just shut off her campaign and mouth. She is a really shrill person, ala Pelosi, who thinks that yelling makes her a winner. Loser!


85 posted on 09/17/2011 2:56:25 AM PDT by octex
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