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Wow! ------- That's all we need! Another power crazed Demoncrate, who will do, or say, anything to strock her ego!!!
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NewHampshire Black Bears said:TWO for the Price of One. I'll take THAT DEAL....ANYDAY !
http://news.yahoo.com/hillary-clinton-returns-to-iowa-and-bill-clinton-almost-steals-the-show-024220296.html
But who would (or CAN) the GOP 'RECYCLE" to face 'HILL in 16' ?
Mitt (I DONT G-A-SHIIT about THOSE 41% of AMERICANS) (I was FOR Romneycare, before I was AGAINST Obamacare)....Romney ?
Mike HUCKLEBERRY ?
(VERY Scary) Rick SANTORUM ?
P-RICK (I just got INDICTED) (Glasses) PERRY?
(uncle) Herman......69 (times) 9...CAIN ?
JESUS. (his BUS keeps breakin' down, and NEVER gets to his Destination) ??
I mean,.......Seriously.........fellow 'coolers ! ? !
Hillary Clinton's political troubles - among them the inability to name a single accomplishment as Secretary of State, her "dead broke" comments, and the Benghazi debacle - are numerous and well-documented. They're why her as-yet-unannounced-but-supposedly-destined-for-victory presidential bid has had so much trouble gaining traction. Now, she's got a new problem: her own base.
The Democrat party has moved so far left that they apparently view Hillary some kind of rabid right winger. Her uber-progressive constituents have goose-stepped right past her and Hillary has failed to keep pace. At least, that appears to be the argument that the Politico's Mike Allen made on Morning Joe yesterday.
Some of the Dems top Donors, he claims, have become less and less enamored with the former first lady. "They think she's too hawkish, too close to Wall Street - they're concerned about her views on climate, on money and politics and, of course, these are all issues that people give money on.”
http://www.caintv.com/politicos-mike-allen-dem-donor
I know of quite a few Demorat politicians who were "FOR" the Iraq war !NewHampshire Black Bears said:
Why am I guessing Y O U were all for going into Iraq the first time, cause' your boy..Dirty DICK Cheney said Saddam had WMD....backed up by credible proof !!
Dont worry. When he starts to talk on the national stage he wont be able to run away from the questions and his standing will sink making the Titanic look sea worthy.SparrowHawk said:This is a bit interesting. Rand Paul is about 8 points down head to head against Hillary
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/us/general_election_paul_vs_clinton-3825.html
Ms Tree said:Dont worry. When he starts to talk on the national stage he wont be able to run away from the questions and his standing will sink making the Titanic look sea worthy.
like Hilliary will if anyone bothers to question herMs Tree said:Dont worry. When he starts to talk on the national stage he wont be able to run away from the questions and his standing will sink making the Titanic look sea worthy.
The Republican candidate will have to endure a feeding frenzy. All that will be left are random chunks of the message.He's been speaking on the International Stage already boy genius and in places no Republican has spoken to in decades. Face it Tree, Liberty is popular. It is an idea that no government or standing army can stop.
Actually one of my biggest fears. Either than or it will be 1964 all over again when the big money Republicans deserted Barry Goldwater.Dog Wonder said:The Republican candidate will have to endure a feeding frenzy. All that will be left are random chunks of the message.
Ms Tree said:Not quite the same. Point being is that when people start asking uncomfortable questions he cannot cut and run. Then he has to explain his extreme position on abortion with the sanctity of life bill. Immigrants and women will not be happy. Then again, the GOP is used to that.
It is extreme because he has no right to tell another individual what they may or may not do with their body. The head line and your interpretation of it are a bit disingenuous. Only 20% believe it should be illegal in all circumstances which is what Rand Paul believes in. Unless you are using a different math than I am accustom to, 20% is not a majority.SparrowHawk said:
Mildly curious as to when exactly a Majority opinion became extreme?
CNN Poll: 58 Percent of Americans Oppose Abortion in All or Most Cases
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybenson/2014/03/10/cnn-poll-58-percent-of-americans-oppose-abortion-in-all-or-most-circumstances-n1806283
As to his pending legislation, I happen to think it is long past time to legally define when life begins. Whether it be his benchmark or another. I think frankly the purpose of the bill is to bring forth a national dialog leading to some sort of consensus and appropriate legislation. However part om me believes that it's none of the Governments business.
OHHHH It's not extreme if you support it. I see how this works now. Just like Orwell's Animal Farm, Two legs bad, four legs good.Ms Tree said:It is extreme because he has no right to tell another individual what they may or may not do with their body. The head line and your interpretation of it are a bit disingenuous. Only 20% believe it should be illegal in all circumstances which is what Rand Paul believes in. Unless you are using a different math than I am accustom to, 20% is not a majority.
Before you can define when life begins, you have to define what you mean by life. Legally, a religious explanation cannot be used due to the separation of church and state not to mention that we would have to determine which religious definition would be used. The religious folks will never accept a scientific definition. They cannot even accept a scientific explanation of how old the world is or evolution.
The easiest way to deal with this is that until the fetus leave the mothers body, it has no rights. It is not a life as far as the law is concerned. When speaking of citizenship it is determined by birth, not conception.