one of the women in this picture is pregnant? Can you guess which one?

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This says alot about your character.

Surely nothing you didn't already know.

Hey Hoodie, just for fun ... what's your name and hometown?  It would be pretty hypocritical of you to have a problem posting your own personal information.

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The drudge report links to a blog called "redstate" hmm I wonder if that website has an agenda that links to nothing.....

Speaking of links, where's your source for this post (link)?

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

Speaking of links, where's your source for this post (link)?

I posted it is in response 10. 

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Ireport.com.  Sounds credible to me.  I especially like the "share your story" link.  There's nothing more honest than random people posting stories on the internet.

Now how about your information from anywho.com? 

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

Ireport.com.  Sounds credible to me.  I especially like the "share your story" link.  There's nothing more honest than random people posting stories on the internet.

Now how about your information from anywho.com? 

anywho is an online phonebook run by AT&T.  You put type in name and address.  And it returns a phone number.   

The only two things I typed in was her last name and state.  Both of which have been reported in every media outlet nation wide. 

I am not running for vice president.  but feel free to type in MyGodWearsAHoodie and see if you get anything. 

[Buddhagirl]

Finally!  You could have just said that from the start, the conversation would have been much shorter!

Uhm...if you would've read any previous threads, you would know this already. I would NEVER vote Republican because they are anti-choice. Period. There are numerous other reasons, but that is a HUGE one.

[CF DolFan]

Uhm...if you would've read any previous threads, you would know this already. I would NEVER vote Republican because they are anti-choice. Period. There are numerous other reasons, but that is a HUGE one.

I think she meant the fact that you kept trying to prove something that wasn't there as if that was the sticking point and not necessarily your overall view point.

[Brians Stalker]

Thank you CF, that is precisely what I meant. 

[Buddhagirl]

I think she meant the fact that you kept trying to prove something that wasn't there as if that was the sticking point and not necessarily your overall view point.

I still believe they're anti birth control. I'm not wavering on that.

[Frimp]

Uhm...if you would've read any previous threads, you would know this already. I would NEVER vote Republican because they are anti-choice. Period. There are numerous other reasons, but that is a HUGE one.

Republicans are pro choice. They just choose life. 

[Fau Teixeira]

Republicans are pro choice. They just choose life. 

wow that is exactly what they are not .. if republicans were pro-choice .. they wouldn't have abortions and they would shut their traps about other people's business .. as it is .. they're not pro-choice .. they're pro-sticking-their-nose-in-some-other-womans-uterus

so republicans are pro-STNISOWU !

[Buddhagirl]

wow that is exactly what they are not .. if republicans were pro-choice .. they wouldn't have abortions and they would shut their traps about other people's business .. as it is .. they're not pro-choice .. they're pro-sticking-their-nose-in-some-other-womans-uterus

so republicans are pro-STNISOWU !

OMG, Fausto. The biggest "Word" ever on this one.

[Dave Gray]

I think Frimp was being facetious.



However, in all seriousness, I've heard analysts on the 24 hour news channels talking about Palin and saying that Evangelicals are getting excited about her, partially because her daughter "made the pro life decision."

...and that pissed me off.  She made a decision to have a child, yes.  ...and good for her.  But that's not a pro-life decision.  By making the decision at all, it was a pro-choice decision.  Had she not been given the opportunity to make that decision, it would've been a pro-life decision.

I think that people equate wanting to keep a baby with being pro-life.  But they're not the same.

[MyGodWearsAHoodie]

I think Frimp was being facetious.



However, in all seriousness, I've heard analysts on the 24 hour news channels talking about Palin and saying that Evangelicals are getting excited about her, partially because her daughter "made the pro life decision."

...and that pissed me off.  She made a decision to have a child, yes.  ...and good for her.  But that's not a pro-life decision.  By making the decision at all, it was a pro-choice decision.  Had she not been given the opportunity to make that decision, it would've been a pro-life decision.

I think that people equate wanting to keep a baby with being pro-life.  But they're not the same.

Lets also get real here. 

Mom is a pro-life governor.  Who two years ago said she would oppose her own daughter having an abortion even in the case of rape.  Alaska like most states require parental notification to get an abortion if you are 17 or under.   

I really doubt, it was a case of "Bristol, we will offer our love and support no matter what you choose."  Followed by Bristol freely choosing to keep the child because that is what her heart told her. 

She didn't have a choice.  I am not claiming Bristol would have had an abortion if she had a choice, but she didn't have a choice. 

[StL FinFan]

^ I have to a agree with the above post.