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- If you tell a woman that she must die rather than have what is killing her removed from her body so that she could live which is exactly what the republican platform does, how is that not denying her right, her most precious right to live. And exactly who do these people think they are that they can decide whose rights are more important. This tells a woman who is pregnant that she is of no importance and she has no rights, except to have the baby. This is so sickening and so disgusting, exactly who does this jerk think he is kidding with this double speak.
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- Rubio, if you are as tough on abortion as you profess, you must stop all attempts at test tube fertilization and other such methods as they produce oodles of lovely little embryos that will have to be destroyed. (Unless you can find oodles of lovely little uteruses to carry them which I doubt you can.) I wonder how many Republicans use these methods to carry on the "family line" but then scream about the availability of abortion to desperate, poor, or very young women.
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- Akin's stance is in black and white as a part of the Republican party platform. It can't be much more clear. Yet, they are still running. Perhaps they don't want people to realize what they really think.
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- Romney may be a great role model as a husband and a business person, but it doesn't necessarily make him a good candidate for president. he doesn't believe in government. Good government is good for the people.
If you want small government, and believe the government should stay out of people's lives, then that applies to even those issues in which you disagree. You can't have it both ways, Mr. Rubio. Women have a right to privacy, it's the law. And if you really value life, go adopt some kids that already have birth certificates and enact laws that protect those children. - Reply to this comment
- Rubio: LOL. Not denying rights? This is like the Roman Catholic Church saying Galileo was wrong about the sun and condemns him to death unless he recants. Rubio get real.
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- Republicans are always about social issues because they don't have any REAL answers on how fix the economy, jobs, or anything else. So they rile up the religous base by invoking religious mumbo-jumbo (courtesy of the diabolical Karl Rove). They've run on the god ticket for way too long. It's time to shut down the Hallelujah Hucksters, and tell them to put up or shut up. No more pretend religious scheming. Women having abortions, gays getting married, is not what's wrong with America, it's corruption and greed. Will keeping a woman from having an abortion fatten your paycheck? Will keeping gays from marrying find you a better job? C'mon sheeple, think!
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- Republicans can't manage to fix a pothole but lust to manage your life and tell you whom you are allowed to love.
Republicans do, however, have more lovely wars, which they have arranged for your children to die fighting (not their kids, of course).
Come November, ABORT REPUBLICANISM. - Reply to this comment
- Thanks Mr. Rubio for speaking the truth. Pro-abortionists are the ones suppressing the rights of both male and female to live. Pro-lifers want to protect the rights of all. The ultimate "war on women" is to be snuffed out in the womb before the development into a woman can even happen. It's one of the most cowardly and selfish acts that someone can take!
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- Beware of cultists, lusting for power [Mormons, Catholics (Pedophilia, Inc.) or
EvilGelicals]. - Reply to this comment
- If you are a woman it sure is curtailing rights. I guess to Rubio women don't count. What a crock.
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