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In reply to the discussion: Pelosi: Democratic candidates should not be forced to toe party line on abortion [View all]bekkilyn
(454 posts)79. Which is why I disagree with them as I already stated in my last post
I am glad to hear that Perez hasn't backed down. It's been really refreshing to finally see some backbone, and encouraging that at least someone in Democratic party leadership isn't willing to sell off people's basic human rights.
Winning at all costs isn't winning.
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Pelosi: Democratic candidates should not be forced to toe party line on abortion [View all]
brooklynite
May 2017
OP
Again, you'll illustrate the courage of your convictions with specificity, yes?
LanternWaste
May 2017
#71
To some it's an important social issue though and I don't just mean those that are anti choice.
cstanleytech
May 2017
#36
Cute little way to rationalize and trivialize established law as mere opinion.
LanternWaste
May 2017
#70
Being pro-life for oneself is one thing. But wanting to take away that right from others...
Honeycombe8
May 2017
#6
One person's name is missing from this OP - so there can actually be sincere discussion
Tom Rinaldo
May 2017
#44
I just wrote an email message to Leader Pelosi expressing my shock and disappointment.
musette_sf
May 2017
#25
I am hoping she meant people personally against it like Kaine and many others in our party
GulfCoast66
May 2017
#31
Let me play devil's advocate. Take Bob Casey. In 2012 he beat Rick Santorum. Bob Casey is
still_one
May 2017
#39
I don't have a problem with someone who is pro-life but doesn't believe the Gov. should
Quixote1818
May 2017
#34
Let's ask the real question, should the Democratic party support an anti-abortion candidate
still_one
May 2017
#35
Fine, but if that pro-choice Democrat doesn't win the Democratic nomination? What do you do then?
still_one
May 2017
#52
The Democratic party is pro-choice, and pro-women's rights. The platform has no ambiguity regarding
still_one
May 2017
#59
I am not going to try to convince you of anything. I am in California, and my Senators and
still_one
May 2017
#62