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Heather MC

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6. I am pro-choice, but this has me all twisted up

Reply to EarlG (Original post)

Tue Mar 5, 2013, 12:54 PM

Mar 2013

By agreeing to fund women's health again, they are admitting they don't want a bunch minorities having babies. They are doing this strictly for population control of poor people.

What about their staunch belief that all life is a sacred gift from God. I guess a true gift would be free and the state wouldn't have to foot the bill.

Therefore, these babies must be abominations which makes Abortion ok again.

yeah, still going to heaven that was close wasn't it Jesus!

I am guessing that is how Rick Perry sleeps at night

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Pic Of The Moment: Republicans Admit That Family Planning Works After All [View all] EarlG Mar 2013 OP

Reality bites! CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2013 #1

Inability to think ahead and plan for likely outcomes. AllyCat Mar 2013 #2

Reality has a way of biting you right in the ass. CanonRay Mar 2013 #3

I've been saying for years that conservatives prefer fantasy over reality Fortinbras Armstrong Mar 2013 #28

Indeed! In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #4

By all means, repubs, sheshe2 Mar 2013 #5

I am pro-choice, but this has me all twisted up Heather MC Mar 2013 #6

That is probably true. Chemisse Mar 2013 #8

Maybe some feel that the abomination is the suffering, even though many such babies will do well, patrice Mar 2013 #11

I thought that 'family/women' programs concerns general family issues/and health info, not lumpy Mar 2013 #18

it appears the fear of the raising minority birth rate is the motivation Heather MC Mar 2013 #20

Perry sleeps well because he's a bigger wino than Boehner Gabby Hayes Mar 2013 #25

They figured out that most of those unplanned pregnancies were (gasp) minorities. hobbit709 Mar 2013 #7

Holy crap - get them off the voting rolls! AAO Mar 2013 #13

Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! nt Xipe Totec Mar 2013 #26

Slowly, Slowly Learning Some Basic Human Biology dynasaw Mar 2013 #9

Nope, already learned racism tavalon Mar 2013 #17

I question those *#$*# morans who VOTE them in Amonester Mar 2013 #10

U.S. House Republicans Propose Rolling Back Access To Birth Control To Avert Government Shutdown Tx4obama Mar 2013 #12

Repugs are not a fact based group. lark Mar 2013 #14

nothing else is needed AlbertCat Mar 2013 #23

OOPS Perry and Texas republicans got it wrong but was not smart enough to realize without providing Thinkingabout Mar 2013 #15

Xtian talking points epic fail! Initech Mar 2013 #16

BUT Slick Rick wants to copy his northeasterly neighbor with a 20 week abortion ban! alp227 Mar 2013 #19

these repukes are so stoooopid it hurts wordpix Mar 2013 #21

I can't stop laughing The Flaming Red Head Mar 2013 #22

geez...... pretty sobering. n/t BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2013 #29

Side note: Gov. Rick Perry still living off the Government teat, 13 years and counting... blkmusclmachine Mar 2013 #24

Somebody told them where babies come from. AnnieK401 Mar 2013 #27