Pausing to note that anything any politician says is liable to be a lie, an intentional misdirection or simple muddle, if what Miss Kathleen is saying is true then I formally protest being made accessory to murder before the fact. I denounce abortion in all its forms on all occasions with the minutest exception for imminent threat to the mother’s life. All other forms of abortion are essentially cosmetic surgery and hence are the most reprehensible form of murder imaginable: death because one is made uncomely.
If what this woman is saying is true, then she is evil, not just wrong.
Well, we already knew she was evil.
She was a close associate of Killer Tiller. She made sure that Tiller was not prosecuted for little mistakes like killing his customers as well as their babies. In return, he was one of her biggest donors.
Sebelius is evil. She is the progressive partie’s dream of depopulation in the ‘60s. Instead of sterilization in the water supplies, just kill the babies.
She is Ginsberg who said abortion was to get rid of the riff raff.
Sebelius is Margaret Sanger, Founder of Planned Parenthood. “Birth control must lead ultimately to a cleaner race.” http://bit.ly/8b98WJ
She will be in charge of death panels, you watch.
Understand this: THIS IS THE WHOLE POINT - TO FORCE YOU TO BE COMPLICIT.
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Reid Roils the Abortion Debate
Far from maintaining the Hyde Amendment limitations on federal abortion funding, the Harry Reid (D-NV) “manager’s amendment” on which cloture has now been invoked in the Senate would begin to tear down the firewall that individual taxpayers now enjoy in various federal programs not to participate in abortion funding; establish a line-item process so that employees in many states will see a special “abortion debit” on their pay check stubs; create new health insurance plans offered through the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), one of which will almost certainly offer elective abortions; and open up a 50-state battle on abortion funding that could lead to the all-or-nothing inclusion or exclusion of such funding in each state.