To: nunya bidness
Well, the correct thing would be to have the Supreme Court overturn Roe vs Wade and allow the states to legislate the issue as they will. And I have no doubt that the majority of the states would legislate a complete ban on abortions of any kind. And I'll be happy when we get there, but as long as the liberals are calling the shots (or obstructing progress in any way they can) it'll never happen. In the meantime, we'll keep chipping away at the problems as we can.
603 posted on
08/06/2003 12:19:41 AM PDT by
Jim Robinson
(Conservative by nature... Republican by spirit... Patriot by heart... AND... ANTI-Liberal by GOD!)
To: Jim Robinson
Well, the correct thing would be to have the Supreme Court overturn Roe vs Wade and allow the states to legislate the issue as they will.I agree.
And I have no doubt that the majority of the states would legislate a complete ban on abortions of any kind.
That's debatable.
And I'll be happy when we get there, but as long as the liberals are calling the shots (or obstructing progress in any way they can) it'll never happen. In the meantime, we'll keep chipping away at the problems as we can.
I fail to see that this bill is "chipping away at the problem". It's boilerplate politics at best and at worst partisan politics. We expected better from our people after Clinton and we should demand more now. It's that simple.
605 posted on
08/06/2003 12:25:04 AM PDT by
nunya bidness
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