re: Another politics post!

Quoting annabelle509:" obama, doesnt like guns, pro womens rights and keeps his nose out of our uterus, also for education, ... [snip!] ... about each and hate somethings about each.... i just want to keep my guns and uterus to myself. is that to much to ask for?"

I seriously doubt Roe v. Wade will ever be overturned.

And how is Romney anti minority?

Quoting TheNuge:" Under romney, neither your guns nor you uterus are at risk. Why the comment about his religion? How is romney anti minority?"

Yes they are

Quoting TheNuge:" Under romney, neither your guns nor you uterus are at risk. Why the comment about his religion? How is romney anti minority?"

from what i have read he is anti-abortion. and yes he is for guns. I comment on his religion because he uses that in response to things, as well as decsions he makes. if obama used his religion i would have brought that up as well. ohh and as minorities google it. there are plenty of things he did as govener that support this.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Arianna's Mama =]:</b>" Yes they are"</blockquote>




How so?

<blockquote><b>Quoting annabelle509:</b>" from what i have read he is anti-abortion. and yes he is for guns. I comment on his religion because ... [snip!] ... have brought that up as well. ohh and as minorities google it. there are plenty of things he did as govener that support this."</blockquote>




Regarding abortion - he has no intention of even trying to get Roe overturned.
How does he apply his Mormon on faith to his presidency? What do you think he will do that is influenced by being LDS?
I'm a news junkie and i don't recall anything anti- minority associated with Romney.

Quoting SpaceCowgirl:" I seriously doubt Roe v. Wade will ever be overturned. And how is Romney anti minority?"

I hope it will never be overturned, but i wont risk it. and as for wanting me to spew political crap, i wont. I just gave my opinion to inform the op of how i see it.. she can use what i said to educate herself by looking in to these things. i am not here to debate or argue. or state i am right you are wrong. nor will i spend hours copying and pasteing stuff. you guys are on your own. i do reccomend everyone do their own research.

Quoting TheNuge:" <blockquote><b>Quoting annabelle509:</b>" from what i have read he is anti-abortion. ... [snip!] ... will do that is influenced by being LDS? I'm a news junkie and i don't recall anything anti- minority associated with Romney."

He himself has said he is very pro choice, he has given several speeches about this. seriously research all of the things i said that you disagree with.

<blockquote><b>Quoting annabelle509:</b>" He himself has said he is very pro choice, he has given several speeches about this. seriously research all of the things i said that you disagree with."</blockquote>




Ummm.... I DO a lot of research.

Quoting TheNuge:" <blockquote><b>Quoting annabelle509:</b>" He himself has said he is very pro choice, ... [snip!] ... seriously research all of the things i said that you disagree with."</blockquote> Ummm.... I DO a lot of research."

Yeah, but you should do more research on the DailyKos and HuffingtonPost and watch Jon Stewart.

<blockquote><b>Quoting SpaceCowgirl:</b>" Yeah, but you should do more research on the DailyKos and HuffingtonPost and watch Jon Stewart."</blockquote>




I guess so. I must delve deeper!  

Quoting TheNuge:" <blockquote><b>Quoting annabelle509:</b>" He himself has said he is very pro choice, ... [snip!] ... seriously research all of the things i said that you disagree with."</blockquote> Ummm.... I DO a lot of research."

here.

Q: Why such a dramatic and profound change after pledging never to waiver on a woman’s right to choose? A: I was always personally opposed to abortion, as I think almost everyone in this nation is. And the question for me was, what is the role of government? And it was quite theoretical and philosophical to consider what the role of government should be in this regard, and I felt that the Supreme Court had spoken and that government shouldn’t be involved and let people make their own decision. That all made a lot of sense to me. Then I became governor and the theoretical became reality. A bill came to my desk which related to the preservation of life. I recognized that I simply could not be part of an effort that would cause the destruction of human lift. And I didn’t hide from that change of heart. I recognize it’s a change. Every piece of legislation which came to my desk in the coming years as the governor, I came down on the side of preserving the sanctity of life. Source: Meet the Press: 2007 “Meet the Candidates” series , Dec 16, 2007


so again, he is pro life and willing to make decsions on my body.

Quoting annabelle509:" here. Q: Why such a dramatic and profound change after pledging never to waiver on a woman’s right ... [snip!] ... Press: 2007 “Meet the Candidates” series , Dec 16, 2007 so again, he is pro life and willing to make decsions on my body."

In other words, he has no intention of actively trying to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Quoting SpaceCowgirl:" In other words, he has no intention of actively trying to overturn Roe v. Wade."

look i could do this all night but i am not going to.

Q: Do you believe life begins at conception? A: I do. I believe from a political perspective that life begins at conception. I don’t pretend to know, if you will, from a theological standpoint when life begins. I’d committed to the people of Massachusetts that I would not change the laws one way or the other, and I honored that commitment. But each law that was brought to my desk attempted to expand abortion rights and, in each case, I vetoed that effort. I also promoted abstinence education in our schools. I vetoed an effort, for instance, to give young women a morning after pill who did not have prescriptions. So I took action to preserve the sanctity of life. But I did not violate my word, of course. Source: Meet the Press: 2007 “Meet the Candidates” series , Dec 16, 2007


He has been a flip flopper and i dont trust him to not change his mind again. I dont care for either candidate. I am only voting the lessor of two evils. in my opinion it is obama. sorry we dont agree but none of this will change my mind. i only ask that people research things. especially op who has not done so. also i am sure i am not changing your mind so again, i am done here.

<blockquote><b>Quoting annabelle509:</b>" here. Q: Why such a dramatic and profound change after pledging never to waiver on a woman’s right ... [snip!] ... Press: 2007 “Meet the Candidates” series , Dec 16, 2007 so again, he is pro life and willing to make decsions on my body."</blockquote>




Ok. You are a single-issue voter and your issue is a non-issue as getting an abortion is legal and will stay legal. Smart!

Quoting SpaceCowgirl:" In other words, he has no intention of actively trying to overturn Roe v. Wade."

Sorry i forgot to post this one for you.

Q: If hypothetically, Roe v. Wade was overturned, and the Congress passed a federal ban on all abortions and it came to your desk, would you sign it?
A: Let me say it. I’d be delighted to sign that bill. But that’s not where we are. That’s not where America is today. Where America is is ready to overturn Roe v. Wade and return to the states that authority. But if the Congress got there, we had that kind of consensus in that country, terrific. Source: 2007 GOP YouTube debate in St. Petersburg, Florida , Nov 28, 2007