Comments on: Hillary Should Be The Frontrunner Now

By: Leave Us Alone

Leave Us Alone — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 20:09:55 +0000

"Leave Us Alone" book by Grover Nordquist is a Must Read for everyone, Especially Voters.

"Where Have All The Leaders Gone" by Lee Iacocca is also good.

Voters must embrace their responsibility to become enlightened and responsible. We must not let Oprah and the Media dictate the outcome of this election.

By: Ghost of Vince Foster

Ghost of Vince Foster — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:19:33 +0000

Rebecca,

A secularist would say "Good luck to you," but I say "May God be with you and yours."

By: 2 cents

2 cents — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:49:06 +0000

No, Ghost, abortion is not nice, and neither is the abuse of the unwanted.

The ultimate solution is education and the discipline of choosing to say no to the pleasure of the moment–teach your sons and daughters that sex is serious stuff that can result in children and lifelong associations with people you find you'd rather not associate with, such as the other parent of the unplanned child, the other's family, and the child who is half them–who you have now come to despise–all this for an orgasm that can happen by other means.

Republicans pride themselves on not wanting government interference in private issues. Why on earth would you try to pry yourself into personal matters then? Ghost—I do not have it in me to tell others what decisions to make about their personal lives. I do not condone abortion, nor do I condone sexual irresponsibilty.

And thank you for your kind thoughts toward me and mine at this trying time as I await biopsy news on one of my planned and very wanted children.

By: Ghost of Vince Foster

Ghost of Vince Foster — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:30:32 +0000

Rebecca,

1.You have my prayers for you kid who may be facing cancer and prayers also for your enlightment.

2. You say, "Abortion is repulsive, you are right. More repulsive is unwanted children already here, abused, neglected, unloved."

No, abortion is more replusive than being an unwanted child. Abortion involves being either literally pulled apart the unborn baby in the womb, or having its brain sucked out by a vacuum as in partial birth abortion, or being burned away with chemicals. Nice, huh?

Obviously, it is you who needs to look at pictures of the results of abortion prodcedures, not me to look at pictures of unwanted children. Both are bad — abortion is worse; it's terminal 100% of the time.

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Poor sensitive Frank. He thinks stating a political position is the same as venting angry if he disagrees with that point of view. If you want to see anger, review the ravings of B. Hussein Obama's pastor, Rev. Wright. as he curses America and whites. That's anger, mixed with hate and bigotry. Address that bigot and BO before you complain about those who object to something so inherently evil as abortion.

And in case you haven't noticed Frank, the days when your leftwing political correctness could censor debate are ending. So get with the program, Chief.

By: Fox News Sunday

Fox News Sunday — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 00:09:00 +0000

Chris Wallace sure let Obama off easy. It's obvious that the questions were planned and Obama had his lies rehersed for the interview. How will we ever know the truth about this Power Monger ? He won't debate, The media is beyond easy on him, He's an expert liar, We're Screwed !!!

By: frank

frank — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 23:25:56 +0000

Ms. 2 cents,
You and Mr. Ghost have two different purposes in posting. You seem to be a nice lady interested in political conversations. Mr. Ghost is more interested in venting his anger.

By: 2 cents

2 cents — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 22:24:18 +0000

One more thing, Ghost—With all the decency you can muster toward this Democrat, could you at least have said something addressing the fact that I have a child who may be facing cancer? Perhaps something like, "Gosh, I'm so sorry that you are going through this, Rebecca. I hope things work out for you and your loved ones"? Perhaps one of those prayers you send up to your God would be in order? Or perhaps you don't pray for Democrats.

By: 2 cents

2 cents — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 22:12:41 +0000

Ghost—Abortion is repulsive, you are right. More repulsive is unwanted children already here, abused, neglected, unloved.
Just because prenancy happens , it does not follow that the resulting child will be taken care of. Have you ever seen a baby infant that has been raped? You don't want to see it. Have you seen children broken and bruised and hungry for food but hungrier for love?
How 'bout all these males in Akron shaking their babies and snapping their spinal cords? Better to have not become pregnant in the first place.

By: Ghost of Vince Foster

Ghost of Vince Foster — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 21:39:23 +0000

Yes, by all means — "Forbid all disease, regardless of party-affiliation, or any other divide—please."

Good to see that you're learning that life is precious. So while you're at it, "Two-Cents," forbid abortion, too, which kills over one million unborn babies each year.

For the hapless atheists out there, all this killing doesn't matter, but it should repluse anyone who has a shread of decency in them.

By: 2 cents

2 cents — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 15:11:02 +0000

Rev,
Ripping on McCain that he has had melanoma is not nice.
Ripping on McCain for legit reasons is reasonable, for that is how we judge someone—not by their real illnesses, nor by their looks or color or creed or gender. Please do not stoop to a lower level by attacking those with cancer. It does not legitimize anyone's comments, ever. God forbid you should have melanoma, as cancer and most diseases are equal opportunity aggressors—yesterday, my beloved oldest child was diagnosed with a serious chronic disease of the auto-immune variety and is being checked for cancer–he is just 19, full of life and at the top of his classes in college. Forbid all disease, regardless of party-affiliation, or any other divide—please.