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Oldgringo wrote:

mamabearCali wrote:

talltex wrote:

Oldgringo wrote: Here we go again....

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Abortions are not for everyone. You have a choice...yes or no. It's not my place to judge.

'nuff said...

No, it is not "Nuff said". There is a sense in several of these posts that social issues like abortion need to fall by the wayside and we should focus solely on the fiscal issues. If the GOP does that they are throwing out a huge section of their base and for what? To be democrat-lite? Like I said before, do those who are proposing this think that there are enough people who are fiscally conservative (but so socially liberal that they set that aside to vote for Obama) that it would make up for all of us who are conservative on social issues? Do you think there are enough votes that the GOP can afford to completely alienate the base of the party (because I can assure you that I do vote on social issues too!)?


Edited to add.....all it takes for evil to win is for good people to stand silent.

With all due respect, I have no more right to tell you that you must have an abortion than you have the right to tell me that I can't have an abortion. Therein is the essence of the matter and the government should have no part nor say, fiscally or physically, in these private and individual decisions.