The politics of death

SF Chronicle ^ | 5-11-03 | Carol Pogash

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Nearly everything our unpopular governor does, he does for himself. His greatest skill is not as a leader, but as a fund-raiser. He caters to certain constituencies - those he needs to survive. He's not a whole lot different from other politicians; he's just more adept.

[Ronin]

You can blame Davis for this, and Almighty God knows he deserves some of the blame -- but let's lay these infant corpes right where they belong...

on the doorstep of the feminists and the rest of the dispicable abortion industry crowd.

[Susannah]

let's lay these infant corpes right where they belong... on the doorstep of the feminists and the rest of the dispicable abortion industry crowd

Agree somewhat....voters have the most control on this issue. I get voting materials from my representatives before every election; and the headlines always include their 'devotion' to "woman's right to choose." This is what I call my reminder to vote against them. Of course, I vote against all liberal agenda, but IMO this is not a "right to choose." The real "right to choose" is birth control or abstinence.

[eburke]

There's an easy solution to this: just have the state offer to kill all AIDs-infected "fetuses" for free - then the NOW people would support it in droves.

Sarcasm off.