[Howlin]

"My guys" were not tarring and feather him; they merely wouldn't come out and defend him when he refused to denouce segregation.

Don't forget, he had THREE chances to denouce it before he got to BET and never did.

[TLBSHOW]

While Trent Lott, R-Miss., had promised to bring to the floor for a quick, early vote a bill restricting partial-birth abortion, Frist championed the nomination by President Clinton of former Surgeon General David Satcher, a fervent supporter of unrestricted abortion and someone who actually performed abortions.

Satcher continued to serve in the Bush administration until earlier this year.

While Satcher's nomination was widely presumed to have originated with Vice President Al Gore, like Satcher, a Tennessean, his confirmation was actually championed by Frist.

Frist once told National Public Radio that there are no absolute right, absolute wrong answers in medicine. During last year's stem-cell debate, Frist proposed using leftover embryos from in vitro fertilization clinics for scientific research. The Weekly Standard also noted that Frist believes there is a moral imperative to use one unsalvageable life to save another.

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so you would support an abortion supporter over one that is about to get rid of PB ABORTION?

[Jhoffa_]

"My guys" were not tarring and feather him; they merely wouldn't come out and defend him when he refused to denouce segregation.

He apologized.. several times.

Called it "immoral and wrong" I think were his words.

Truth is, the "conservatives" hung him over impeachment and his idiotic comment, it had nothing to do with racism.

And I HATE HIM ANYWAY so, it's fine with me if he goes.. but it shouldn't have been over this.

Pick anything else you wish and it's good enough, just not a false charge from the moral watch dogs over at the CBC and Jack$on Inc.

[TLBSHOW]

Don't forget, he had THREE chances to denouce it before

almost like a bible story