Obama on abortion

Post by The Wolf <rayh<spam>@iol.ie>
100% NARAL Rating
Barack Obama received a 100% rating from NARAL in 2005,2006 and 2007.
-NARAL voting record, www.ProChoiceAmerica.org Jan 1, 2008

Good.

Post by The Wolf <rayh<spam>@iol.ie>
Partial Birth Abortion
In 1997, while serving in the Illinois State Legislature, Obama voted AGAINST SB
230, a bill which would have banned partial birth abortion.

Anti-abortion lies. "Partial birth abortion" is a pro-liar fiction.
The bill would have actually banned many abortions.

Post by The Wolf <rayh<spam>@iol.ie>
Transporting Minors Across State Lines to Obtain Abortions
While serving in the United States Senate, Obama voted against the Child

What it was "designed" to do nd hat it would have actually done are
two different things, pro-liar.

Post by The Wolf <rayh<spam>@iol.ie>
Providing Medical Treatment to Children Born Alive After A Failed Abortion
In 2002, while serving in the Illinois State Legislature, Obama voted "No" on
the Born Alive Infant Protection Package (SB 1661), a bill which would create a
cause of action against a physician if a child is born alive after an attempted
abortion and the physician, harms, neglects or fails to provide medical care for
the Child.

That's already illegal, pro-liar moron.

--
Ray Fischer
***@sonic.net

--sexkitten--

2008-09-23 00:41:43 UTC

Good for him. I have some lovely photos of the "poor innocent babies"
affected by partial birth abortion; want to see them?
http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/PRENATAL/PREN013.html
http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/PRENATAL/PREN014.html
http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/PRENATAL/PREN018.html
http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/PRENATAL/PREN052.html
http://www-medlib.med.utah.edu/WebPath/TUTORIAL/PRENATAL/PREN012.html

Feel free to explain to me why women should be required to continue
carrying them. I'm listening.

Post by The Wolf <rayh<spam>@iol.ie>
Transporting Minors Across State Lines to Obtain Abortions
While serving in the United States Senate, Obama voted against the Child
Interstate Abortion Notification Act (S.403), a bill designed to prevent minors
from being taken across state lines without the consent of the parents to have
an abortion in circumvention of the laws of 45 states which require parental
consent or notification in order for a minor to have an abortion.
-Child Interstate Abortion Notification Act (S.403); vote number 2006-216 on
July 25, 2006
Providing Medical Treatment to Children Born Alive After A Failed Abortion
In 2002, while serving in the Illinois State Legislature, Obama voted "No" on
the Born Alive Infant Protection Package (SB 1661), a bill which would create a
cause of action against a physician if a child is born alive after an attempted
abortion and the physician, harms, neglects or fails to provide medical care for
the Child.

Review the photos published above and explain to me why they should be
kept alive. I'm listening.

Post by The Wolf <rayh<spam>@iol.ie>
-SB 1661: April 4, 2002
He doesn't give a damn about children,

Correction: he gives a damn about CHILDREN.
He voted for more funding for contraception for teens and poor women.
He voted to raise the Pell Grants and for more money for schools and
better teachers
Voted for a program to teach children how to avoid sexual predators,
you know about this one. McCain apparently prefers kids to be
molested, since he opposed the vote.
Voted for more money for children's health care program.
OK, these are actual children, not fantasy children.
Here's McCain:
Voted against contraception for teens and poor women.
Voted for abstinence education, against national education standards,
smaller class sizes, student testing and more school funding.
As noted, supports child molestation. OK, an exaggeration, but doesn't
support teaching kids how to avoid it. Calls it "sex ed".
Great child lover ya got there, skippy. Then there's his wife, who
stole drugs intended for kids and got high on them. But that's another
story.

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Ex_OWM

2008-09-23 10:12:50 UTC

Here comes Ray again, - the
do-as-much-damage-to-the-prolife-movement-as-you-can-one-man-band.

Falcon

2008-09-23 10:16:27 UTC

Post by Ex_OWM
Here comes Ray again, - the
do-as-much-damage-to-the-prolife-movement-as-you-can-one-man-band.

It would be nice if he could do it now and again without lying about his
opponent.

--
Falcon:
fide, sed cui vide. (L)
------------------------------

Westprog

2008-09-23 11:19:00 UTC

Falcon wrote:
...

It would be nice ...

When you've dropped it on the floor and it's shattered into dozens of
pieces, and half of them are lost, and they don't stick together any more,
do you say "It would be nice if we could fix this properly", or do you just
throw it away?

unknown

2008-09-23 11:28:57 UTC

Post by Ex_OWM
Here comes Ray again, - the
do-as-much-damage-to-the-prolife-movement-as-you-can-one-man-band.

It would be nice if he could do it now and again without lying about his
opponent.

It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

--
'Donegal: Up Here It's Different'
© Féachadóir

eugene

2008-09-23 14:07:05 UTC

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as a
word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

Molly Maguire

2008-09-23 15:37:01 UTC

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as a
word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

I was wondering about that, too. Oddly enough, I've heard "youns" as a
pronoun of common speech in Appalachia -- a region of America said to
be historically Scots-Irish in ethnic strain.

- Molly

Falcon

2008-09-23 15:42:39 UTC

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as a
word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

I was wondering about that, too. Oddly enough, I've heard "youns" as a
pronoun of common speech in Appalachia -- a region of America said to
be historically Scots-Irish in ethnic strain.

I thought it was a typo.

--
Falcon:
fide, sed cui vide. (L)
------------------------------

Duck

2008-09-23 17:52:29 UTC

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as a
word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

I was wondering about that, too. Oddly enough, I've heard "youns" as a
pronoun of common speech in Appalachia -- a region of America said to
be historically Scots-Irish in ethnic strain.

I thought it was a typo.

*It's popular on the North East coast probably better expressed as
'you uns'

I know I know I've a slack afternoon....

Duck

unknown

2008-09-23 18:46:04 UTC

Post by Duck

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as=

word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

I was wondering about that, too. Oddly enough, I've heard "youns" as a
pronoun of common speech in Appalachia -- a region of America said to
be historically Scots-Irish in ethnic strain.

I thought it was a typo.

*It's popular on the North East coast probably better expressed as
'you uns'
I know I know I've a slack afternoon....
Duck

I know two youns. Youns Chan and Youns Duffy. I bet the spelling is
different though.
Last season a bowler came on at my end, I asked for his name as you do
and he told me Ybo. I asked Ybo who? and he said that was the only
name he had.

max.it (the orange cage)

Falcon

2008-09-23 19:15:35 UTC

Post by Duck

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as a
word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

I was wondering about that, too. Oddly enough, I've heard "youns" as a
pronoun of common speech in Appalachia -- a region of America said to
be historically Scots-Irish in ethnic strain.

I thought it was a typo.

*It's popular on the North East coast probably better expressed as
'you uns'
I know I know I've a slack afternoon....

Nice place to have one. How are you doing?

--
Falcon:
fide, sed cui vide. (L)
------------------------------

Duck

2008-09-24 17:59:26 UTC

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as a
word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

I was wondering about that, too. Oddly enough, I've heard "youns" as a
pronoun of common speech in Appalachia -- a region of America said to
be historically Scots-Irish in ethnic strain.

I thought it was a typo.

*It's popular on the North East coast probably better expressed as
'you uns'
I know I know I've a slack afternoon....

Nice place to have one. How are you doing?

*Got my business off the ground and gave up on the entertaining,
hopefully will have a lot off work in the future though at the moment
I've advertised locally and it will take a while to get the word
about, I'm not panicking yet.

Hope you're well yourself and all the rest here of course.

Duck

unknown

2008-09-23 16:57:46 UTC

Post by unknown
It would be nice if youns didn't rise to his bait.

I have never heard anybody outside of the Limavady area use "youns" as a
word. In Strabane they would have said "yous wans". Where are you from
Feachadoir?

As far west as you can get and still be in Ulster.

denis

2008-09-24 00:12:25 UTC