I care very much about victory just not YOUR IDEA of victory.
Banning third trimester abortions may make you and NRLC feel good about yourselves since you get so very little done at all. All it means is that the babies' deaths are hurried to the second trimester. Killer (and now killed) Tiller wanted third trimester abortions to continue as a lucrative part of his business at Wichita. He was one of about four competent abortionists in the nation engaged regularly in the very rare third trimester abortion trade (other than Butcher Gosnell in Philthadelphia). Any last minute third trimester abortion decisions can be accommodated by the likes of Warren Hearn in Colorado or a few others outside of Kansas. In fact, if I understand correctly, Tiller's mill is open again. Nicht wahr?
Yeah, Black Elk and Judy Brown and Nellie Gray have blood on our/their hands. Must be great stuff you smoke. I'll gladly keep company with Judy and the late and great Nellie while you get the NRLC dregs, compromisers and Common Ground with Planned Barrenhood types.
Parental Consent may have its uses but remember that little underage Susie is as likely as not being dragged to the abortion mill by the ear by Mumsie and/or Daddy. Family reputation and all that!
If NRLC's affiliate "calls the shots" in Kansas now, no baby in utero is safe as your compromises and exceptions become the blob that devoured Kansas.
What did you ever accomplish as to prideful bullies like Kathleen Sebelius, Bill Graves and Nancy Landon Kassebaum as they ran roughshod over the corpses of the babies killed by Tiller and his colleagues. What did you DO about Tiller? Write a letter to the editor? have yakfests with friends about how awful he was and how much you missed him after he was gone? Slander or libel the admittedly imperfect Judge Patrick Kelly who may have been a better fellow than the milquetoast pro-lifers who had such middle class fussiness about Operation Rescue? Fat lot of comfort that would be for all the babies killed in Kansas as you worried about avoiding close contact with Operation Rescue and those who stopped the killing on various days with the result that 1/3 of babies scheduled to die on those days would survive to be born (Alan Guttmacher Institute/Planned Barrenhood admission).
Remember the opening scene of the first Godfather movie when the Buonaserra the undertaker asks Don Vito Corleone to punish the boys who had disfigured his daughter for resisting their sexual advances and had their charges dismissed and laughed at the undertaker as they left court in triumph?
Don Vito reminded the undertaker that the law had been good to the undertaker and that the undertaker had no need of Don Vito's friendship as his funeral parlor flourished. But, NOW, the law had disappointed the undertaker and he was asking for that long neglected (despised?) friendship.
Don Vito was offering friendship again only because it was his daughter's wedding day. He reminded Buonaserra the undertaker of the future obligations, social and professional, of such friendship and then ordered the boys to be beaten within an inch of their lives which was justice since Buonaserra's daughter still lived. "After all, whatever they may say, we are not murderers!" unlike the abortion compromisers who trade the lives of innocent others so they can feel good about themselves.
Let's Make a Deal! Let's Make a Deal! Let's Make a Deal!
I'm not going anywhere. This is an action website for conservatives and not a rest home for the compromised.
Remember Thad Cockroach! Remember MISSISSIPPI! How's your boy Pat Roberts doing?
I defeated Judge Patrick Kelly and I defeated abortionist George Tiller in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.
I represented myself, and I won.
Tiller and Kelly accused me of sending children into the street to stop cars driving into the abortion mill.
The truth? A 17 year old I had never met before, she was here from Michigan, Claire D was her name, crawled under a car which had been blocked at the gate. I ran through the barricades and even pushed a US Marshal out of the way in order to try and drag young Claire out from under the car.
Claire looked at me in stunned surprise and said, “Sir, I can walk into that building and kill my baby and you can't do anything about it, why should you have the right to stop me now, or make me get out from under this car?”
I admit that I was speechless for a moment. The young lady had a point.
But I responded, “Because I can do something about this”.
A local Wichita cop put his hand on my shoulder and said, “We got this Paul, get back behind the barricades” and I complied.
A short time later, the US Marshals arrested me.
I had a deal with the Wichita Police that I would handle the purses, watches, bill folds and valuables of Operation Rescue members, if they were arrested. It saved the city of Wichita the expense. Besides, I am bonded for a couple of million dollars and could guarantee return of property under the law.
The US Marshals had no such agreement with me. Judge Kelly was in fact very angry about my legal status.
I was arrested and smeared in an attempt to get me to rat out who I was dealing with, with the City as well as with Operation Rescue.
This did not happen in Court, it happened behind the scenes with Kelly's goons.
I told them to “go pound sand” in so many words.
And again, Kelly found me in contempt of court, I was trashed on national television, even though Claire D tried to testify on my behalf. Kelly threatened to have Claire arrested and removed from her family if she showed up in Court. (This even though Claire turned 18 that next week end.)
I was nationally slandered and libeled as a guy who “threw kids into the street to stop abortions.”
Yet the Wichita police never arrested me. Child protective services never took my own kids. I was never subject to Kelly's order in the first place, as I had no criminal record and I specifically told Randal Terry that I could not join Operation Rescue for these precise legal issues. I did not want to be subject to the restraining order and I never was.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals sent my case back to the District Court level.
Where it was dismissed, of course, after all KKK Act cases were overturned by SCOTUS.