Yes, I understand that it's not pretty and it's not nice but ultimately, this is not your child. What right do you have to control what another mother or family has to go through?
If your son being born was going to cause your wife to suffer/die or there was some other birth complication, or even financial issues etc. wouldn't you rather have the ability to make your own personal, private, choice as a family? Why would you allow other folks or the government to legislate what you do with the very lives of your own family? You mention "there are other options" but ground level and government action against pro-choice is taking away options from real families because other people want to stick their noses and values into something that should be none of their business.
Murders of people I don't know are not pretty and not nice but as a society we still care right? Look at an Ultrasound and tell me that its ok to kill the baby because of financial reasons.
Murders of people I don't know are not pretty and not nice but as a society we still care right? Look at an Ultrasound and tell me that its ok to kill the baby because of financial reasons.
Murders of people I don't know are not pretty and not nice but as a society we still care right? Look at an Ultrasound and tell me that its ok to kill the baby because of financial reasons.
Where does every good quote come from? The West Wing, of course.
__________________ "The great promise of the Internet was that more information would automatically yield better decisions. The great disappointment is that more information actually yields more possibilities to confirm what you already believed anyway." - Brian Eno
White House prepping to throw Ryan under the bus if the vote on the AHCA fails. Ryan should respond by firing Nunes.
Quote:
In public, President Donald Trump is standing by House Speaker Paul Ryan over the Obamacare replacement bill.
Behind the scenes, the president’s aides are planning to blame Ryan if there is an embarrassing defeat on a bill that has been a Republican goal for more than seven years, a senior administration official said.
The House is expected to vote this afternoon on the health bill, which is opposed by all Democrats and may not enjoy enough support among either conservative or moderate Republicans. The conservative House Freedom Caucus negotiated several changes to the bill to win over its members.
Ryan is coming to the White House to brief Trump on the bill’s status, three Republican officials said. Several House Republicans including the chairman of the Appropriations Committee announced in the morning that they would vote against the measure, making its prospects grim.
On Thursday, Trump’s chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, took the unusual step of traveling to Capitol Hill to deliver an ultimatum: take the vote on Friday, win or lose. Ryan had sought to carefully build a majority for the bill, and it would be highly unusual for him to call the vote without knowing if it would pass.
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