Wow.. Pass the cool aide? Now you can elect justices that will
guarantee the right to continue butchering babies??

Funny how the lefties call it butchering and inhumane when PETA whines
about pigs and cows; But when it's innocent babies it's an abortion
'performed' by a licensed physician in a 'clinical' setting..LMAO...

I, somehow, doubt the baby involved is seeing it as a 'performance'
...And how about those partial live birth abortions... More 'convienent;
phrases. Call it what it is - the baby lives and they kill it anyway..

They love words of convience don't they?
Now you're making me cry...


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...with joy and relief, as I looked out on the crowds in Grant Park
celebrating the election of our new president. So many people -- young
and old, black and white, had tears running down their faces
Obama's speech was just like him -- direct, simple, eloquent, and
quintessentially American. He called us to work for the common good --
not to go shopping.
The "relief" I felt comes partly from lifting the terrible fear that
hung over me for so long: That the next president would appoint Supreme
Court justices who would send our beloved country even further down the
road to a quasi-totalitarian state ruled -- as it has been for the last
eight years -- by unchecked corporate greed unmatched in my (long)
voting memory.
Now, Justice Stevens, at 88, may feel it safe to retire, and Justice
Souter may leave the Court where he has not lately been too happy. The
cabal of Scalia, Thomas, Alito and Roberts will be on the OTHER side of
the 5-4 decisions that have so cynically sold us out on every aspect of
our lives.
People don't often stop and think how directly their lives are affected
by the Supreme Court's decisions.
Now we have hope that our new President, governing from the center, will
nominate centrist Justices who don't cynically interpret the
Constitution for the benefit of religious fanatics, corporate thieves
and anti-environmental hatchetmen.
Obama - You're going to need all the luck in the world, bringing
together a divided nation
"The Audacity of Hope" -- he was already looking far, far ahead.