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62. I think they want more "taxpayers"...

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 01:08 AM

Jul 2013

... and more people they can look down their noses at. The "small" people make them feel good about themselves, make them feel "successful."

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This May Be The Greatest Letter Any Elected Republican Has Ever Written [View all] babylonsister Jul 2013 OP

Uh oh brucefan Jul 2013 #1

Someone just figured out he's in the wrong party CanonRay Jul 2013 #4

Doubtful Wabbajack_ Jul 2013 #66

I'm more hoping they finally go the way of the Whigs CanonRay Jul 2013 #69

Here is What I wonder liberalmike27 Jul 2013 #13

According to the RW, the shackles of poverty are appropriate punishment kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #20

You make the mistake of thinking that they want to eliminate abortion tblue37 Jul 2013 #28

I think they want to eliminate abortion phylny Jul 2013 #32

One reason it has not been severely restricted before tblue37 Jul 2013 #38

Excellent posts BrotherIvan Jul 2013 #45

I think a distinction should be made sulphurdunn Jul 2013 #54

No, they just want to eliminate any help for poor women whom they think are all black. kelliekat44 Jul 2013 #60

I think they want more "taxpayers"... ReRe Jul 2013 #62

You are absolutely correct TxDemChem Jul 2013 #49

Not just primaried NewJeffCT Jul 2013 #48

Recommended. (nt) NYC_SKP Jul 2013 #2

+1 A lone voice in today's Rethug party. pinto Jul 2013 #3

Logic and concern for the wellfare of poor females won't strike a chord with GOP voters Jessy169 Jul 2013 #5

Exactly, the party he thought he belonged to died fifty years ago! xtraxritical Jul 2013 #27

But I thought it was a "big tent"? 7962 Jul 2013 #46

The voice of reason crying out in the wilderness MrScorpio Jul 2013 #6

Best letter by a contemporary Republican for sure. nt bluedeathray Jul 2013 #7

some decisions in a woman�s life Generic Other Jul 2013 #8

"The most important decision in a woman's life is not yours." CrispyQ Jul 2013 #24

Follow the link to the original LTE and read the comments Freddie Jul 2013 #9

This poor bastard just don't get it. zeemike Jul 2013 #10

+1 tofuandbeer Jul 2013 #26

Hear! Hear!! ReRe Jul 2013 #63

Watch the teabaggers come out in force against him Hugabear Jul 2013 #11

K&R 99Forever Jul 2013 #12

I know some Republicans like this Shrek Jul 2013 #14

Republicans hate contraception, too. The quiverfull crowd runs the party now. kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #21

I hope he gets primaried. gulliver Jul 2013 #15

Constitutional rights go both ways. You can't tell someone to SaveAmerica Jul 2013 #16

This is so righteous mick063 Jul 2013 #30

A reasonable republican Stryder Jul 2013 #17

I guess he's just guaranteed himself a teabagger primary challenge. TheMightyFavog Jul 2013 #18

Re: the preacher. How fast an abortion if the Daddy is black or Mexican? SaveAmerica Jul 2013 #19

It went to Christers who want to punish women for fucking. Warpy Jul 2013 #22

That party never fucking existed, lady. Not the one with the "R" in its name. enki23 Jul 2013 #23

Facts? Logic? Science? BrotherIvan Jul 2013 #25

See my reply #28 above. I think I explain it pretty clearly. tblue37 Jul 2013 #29

"a practicing physician (who never has or will perform an abortion)" icarusxat Jul 2013 #31

We Have A Bigger Problem Than We Know About DallasNE Jul 2013 #33

We know how our representatives vote gollygee Jul 2013 #35

You Could Be Right DallasNE Jul 2013 #39

He's clearly talking in one part about patients gollygee Jul 2013 #40

So.........Let Me Get This Straight 1ProudAtheist Jul 2013 #34

Very Well Said DallasNE Jul 2013 #42

60% of abortions performed on upper class women? Marcuse Jul 2013 #51

And of the 60% Caucasian women who have had abortions Iwillnevergiveup Jul 2013 #56

The more relevant question is... Marcuse Jul 2013 #65

Answer.... Plucketeer Jul 2013 #36

That guy knows how to write a strongly worded letter! Hubert Flottz Jul 2013 #37

"I really made a mistake last night." Republicans allow men to make mistakes BlancheSplanchnik Jul 2013 #41

The anti-birth control position betrays their supposed commitment to life BainsBane Jul 2013 #43

There is a joke in the comments for this story that goes something like this: Brigid Jul 2013 #44

OMG... Reminds of true story: Former Congressman Bob Barr. avaistheone1 Jul 2013 #47

Their party is self destructing SlipperySlope Jul 2013 #50

k&r for sanity ... something too many Republicans lack. n/t Laelth Jul 2013 #52

K & R Scurrilous Jul 2013 #53

good letter Berlum Jul 2013 #55

wow...a republican who actually lives in the real world... Blue_Roses Jul 2013 #57

Kicked and Recommended! nt Enthusiast Jul 2013 #58

The republican mantra... Lobo27 Jul 2013 #59

I like this response from one of the comments below the article: SpankMe Jul 2013 #61

Well, well. Hekate Jul 2013 #64

WTF this is nothing new where has this Dr been the last 30 years under a rock? UserNSAv32 Jul 2013 #67

I posted this to an Elizabeth Warren thread. dotymed Jul 2013 #68

GOP: the party that sticks its noses into women's private parts wordpix Jul 2013 #70

They want to freeze the upward mobility of the poor and middle class so their spoiled offspring Dustlawyer Jul 2013 #71

While I understand some people are, for whatever reasons... TreasonousBastard Jul 2013 #72