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Democrats for Life (PRO-LIFE)
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| Happy! |
[Jan. 31st, 2010|01:25 pm] |
I am so happy to have found this community. I was beginning to think that I was the only Democrat who was pro-life. Recently, on my facebook page, I took a LOT of flack for posting pro-life articles. The fellow Democrats on my page said some absolutely horrific things and because of my other stands, I am not a Republican and I was wondering if I was the only sane person left. But I guess I'm not and that's really awesome.
As a woman who has struggled with fertility, I can not fathom someone aborting their baby. I would gladly have died for mine, if it came down to a choice and I know that some people say "what if the woman were raped?" but I PERSONALLY know TWO women who were raped and chose to keep their babies and both say that it has actually helped them in their healing. They feel that God gave them something wonderful to make up for the horror that happened to them.
Anyway, without going too crazy or babbling too much, I just wanted to say that I commend you all for being a part of this community and thanks to the person who started it because it really is nice to know that I'm not alone in my beliefs. |
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| Chuck Norris - an idol to the young, and an idol to me. I couldn't say this better... |
[Oct. 31st, 2008|08:26 pm] |
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I'm Voting for Those Not Yet Born Posted 10/28/2008 ET
Updated 10/28/2008 ET
My, how the landscape of elections has changed. Remember when the issue of abortion used to matter to conservatives in political races? Today presidential nominees can get away with murder, literally. They can smoke, toke and hang out with terrorists who do. What were once considered legitimate leadership litmus tests are now regarded as off-limit character assassinations and hate language. Recently, some nonprofit organizations have been threatened with the withdrawal of their tax-exempt statuses because their leaders merely voiced opposition to what they consider a moral issue: abortion. ( Read more... )Winning the election is not just about what the underdogs -- such as John McCain and Sarah Palin, two maverick pro-life advocates -- should do. But it's about what the citizens who are fighting for the underdogs can do. We the people must stand up, go back to the basics, and once again vote our values.
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| Barack Hussein Obama Wins in South Carolina |
[Jan. 27th, 2008|12:50 am] |
Barack Obama wins the South Carolina Primary
According to the polls, Barack Obama gained roughly 55% of the vote, with John Edwards and Hillary Clinton splitting the remaining half with 18% and 27% respectively. Since African Americans are half of the registered voters in South Carolina, it was a crucial state for Barack to win in order to demonstrate that Iowa was not just a fluke. Today, 80% of those African American voters voted for Barack, with the remaining 20% voting overwhelmingly for Clinton over Edwards. He also picked up a quarter of the white vote, while Clinton and Edwards split the remaining two-thirds. Clinton picked up a disappointing 40% of women, while Barack and Edwards split the remaining 60%. Interestingly enough, six in ten voters were persuaded by Bill Clinton's campaigning in the last couple of weeks. Over half of those white voters who decided within the last three days voted for Edwards, with the rest going to Obama and Clinton about evenly.
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