Randy Neugebauer: I yelled 'baby killer'

Texas Republican Rep. Randy Neugebauer was the mysterious lawmaker that shouted “baby killer” during Rep. Bart Stupak’s (D-Mich.) floor speech Sunday night, his office said Monday.

Rumors that Neugebauer was the yeller began swirling Sunday night, after several lawmaker surmised that the scream was tinted with a southern accent.

“Last night was the climax of weeks and months of debate on a health care bill that my constituents fear and do not support,” Neugebauer said in a news release. “In the heat and emotion of the debate, I exclaimed the phrase ‘it’s a baby killer’ in reference to the agreement reached by the Democratic leadership. While I remain heartbroken over the passage of this bill and the tragic consequences it will have for the unborn, I deeply regret that my actions were mistakenly interpreted as a direct reference to Congressman Stupak himself.”

Courage of his convictions?

The louse said he was going to not support the bill if it supplied funds for abortions.

It does.

He voted for it anyway.

It does, and will provide funds for abortions.

Good intentions? ‘Oh, don't judge me by the actual outcome of my actions, the outcome that as soon as I began my actions you all said was counterproductive to my stated goal, my intentions were good.’ Please.

We all knew that the Stupak amendment was a fig leaf. We told him it was. He said he would only support the bill if the language was preserved. It was stripped from the bill and he voted for it anyway.

His intentions were never honorable. His courage was always doubtful. His convictions were nowhere to be seen.

Again, he stipulated elective abortions. Fine, you do not believe he believes this. You do not believe the man has any convictions. Believe me when I say I do have convictions. Strong ones on this subject. After our day long conversation, I would hope you would at least believe that. We can disagree about Stupak. He voted for healthcare...I cannot defend him on that except like Rodriquez and Cuellar here in San Antonio, they truly believe this is the best for their country and their constituents were overwhelmingly for it..and they are the ones who will vote for them come time for them to be re elected. It is how politicians vote..the way it get them re elected. This is not my ..or your...first time at that rodeo.

Oh, unlike the majority of the rest of the nation Michigan actually supports health-care socialization? Got a citation for that?

And no, I don't give you any benefit of the doubt after your “I don't understand” “I do understand” folly. I think you are going to say whatever you think you need to say to try to maintain the fiction that the Stupak amendment was ever anything but a fig leaf to attempt to make palatable what was unpalatable, and to give supposedly Pro-life Democrats like Stupak cover.

I don't buy that this was ever anything but what it was, a false flag, a fig leaf, a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down; but they didn't even supply that at the last second. I don't see where anybody with an IQ above room temperature would think that this ever was anything but what it was, an exercise in allowing Pro-life democrats to vote for a bill that provided federal funds for abortion while saying “I never did!”.

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Luckily, I suppose, for now the district in which I reside is pretty “safe” for a conservative candidate. I’m in the lower part of the Pennsylvania “T” where Republicans have a much easier time of it. Most people here are fiscally conservative as well as socially conservative. On another thread, a poster mentioned something Serpenthead said about PA. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh bracket an Alabama type area within the state of PA. Still, I have no illusions where Democrats are concerned. For better or for worse, I consider their party the equivalent of a malignant cancer and al-Queda.

Why either? For heavens sakes.....Why either one?????

Surely you jest. Liberty and Socialism can not coexist, they are mutually exclusive, if you don't understand that then, there is no explanation that would suffice.

Notice how well Islam and Christianity coexist in Iran, Saudi Arabia......

Ignorance and Vice

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