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To: Chief_Joe
This may sound strange but I'm glad you posted that horrific account. This is what's it's about. I cannot believe that even people who believe in abortion could sanction this.

We have to put an end to all abortion; this will at least save some.

644 posted on 08/06/2003 1:45:24 AM PDT by CWOJackson
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To: CWOJackson

Sec. 1531. Partial-birth abortions prohibited

I'm trying, but I don't understand the above definition of partial-birth abortions. I think this is why people fell betrayed by what is being called the passage of the ban. It seems that the passage of this Bill is meant to sound good to supporters, but no one will is likely to ever be convicted of violating this Bill with such a convoluted definition.

645 posted on 08/06/2003 2:08:27 AM PDT by Chief_Joe (From where the sun now sits, I will fight on -FOREVER!)
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To: CWOJackson
We have to put an end to all abortion; this will at least save some.

It is the beginning of the end for the baby killers, or, as so well-put previously on this thread, 'the end of the beginning.'

“This time I think the Americans are serious. Bush is not like Clinton. I think this is the end.”

Look at the discussion that is fueled by the possibility of this PBA ban's passage. There can be no ignoring of the issue. The ACLU is apoplectic! This is not the first time a ban has been passed through Congress: Bill Clinton vetoed the ban twice. Every time the legislation comes up through Congress more people are educated about what PBA actually is: a despicable form of torture that kills innocent living babies and does absolutely no good to the mother.

70% of the American people want this horrifying form of murder banned.

Have 70% of the American people ever agreed on anything? The Demonrats must vote for this, or lose a portion of their voting block. They know it. If they press the 'Roe v. Wade' argument they may still lose a portion of their voting block, as more and more people (70% in fact) of every race, creed, religion, and gender now see the connection between 'Roe v. Wade' and murder.

"The debate over the rights of the unborn will continue, and new battles will be fought.
But in the meantime, the American people will take this one stand."
House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, Texas Republican.

648 posted on 08/06/2003 2:54:58 AM PDT by .30Carbine
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