White House: 'Absolutely firm,' but willing to talk, on birth control

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SherylReal wrote:

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Money shouldn't go either to keep up ho's like you.

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downhill246 wrote:

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"Abortion is the ultimate exploitation of women"
Feminist Alice Paul, author of the original Equal Rights Amendment (1923)
"When we consider that women are treated as property, it is degrading to women that we should treat our children as property to be disposed of as we see fit."
American women's rights activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton

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Yahweh wrote:

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"The whimsical disposal of our children by the corporation fueled government war machine, in the name of patriotism, as it sees fit, is the greatest atrocity of our times."
Yahweh (2012)

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Wake Up wrote:

The 5 trillion in new debt added will kill our children's financial futures. Where is their hope and change. What has been done for the next generation, or rather left for them but a debt they can never repay. Athens is burning today, is austerity around the corner for the USA... <quoted text>

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"The whimsical disposal of our children by the corporation fueled government war machine, in the name of patriotism, as it sees fit, is the greatest atrocity of our times."
Yahweh (2012)

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Yahweh wrote:

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Call George at the ranch and ask him these questions. You'll find him scratching his ass through the silk pajamas you bought him.

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Sherlayne wrote:

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Rachel, I don't often watch the news, but people seem to dislike Fox News. Why is that? Thanks in advance.

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tha Professor wrote:

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no, Sally, you're lying.
And in any case, the compromise just enacted today will guaranted women access to birth control, and Church facilities will not have to pay. So the question's really moot.
It was the Church who tried to "pull off the hit," probably to take peoples' minds off their many perverted priests anc coverups of child molestaation. They lost.:)

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Sally wrote:

<quoted text> Lying?? Hahahaha
I don't think you're lying, but you are wrong. Just who is paying for the insurance?
You're fooled pretty easily aren't you?

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Wake Up wrote:

Women have access to birth control. This is about a Federal mandate being forced on a religious institution or their insurance company, which the President overstepped with in the first place. And this is not a Catholic issue, evangelical issue, social issue, what have you. Who does the dear leader think he is, got a little to big for his britches on this one, to ignore what he took an oath to uphold, the Constitution. Let's not forget come November! <quoted text>

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Wake Up wrote:

The 5 trillion in new debt added will kill our children's financial futures. Where is their hope and change. What has been done for the next generation, or rather left for them but a debt they can never repay. Athens is burning today, is austerity around the corner for the USA... <quoted text>

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tha Professor wrote:

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Deficit hawking, worrying about bank and corporate profits, and 'austerity measures' are the problem, and why Greece is burning. The more we worry about debt, the more likely that is to happen HERE.
With a moderate approach combining cuts with revenue enhancement and stimulus, we can climb out of the recession and be back on the road to recovery - AND end up in better shape, deficit-wise. Crazy ideological "solutions" by Wall St. or the right won't take care of our problems, quite the contrary.

Yahweh wrote:

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Call George at the ranch and ask him these questions. You'll find him scratching his ass through the silk pajamas you bought him.

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tha Professor wrote:

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It's a federal mandate, that's about all you got right. It's NOT a religious issue, however.
Mandates like this pre-date Obama by years. But thanks for demonstrating that your side wants to use it against him in November. That's the only honest comment you made!:)

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Wake Up wrote:

Sure it is not a religious liberty issue, see who you can convince of that. Only other leftists at best. We have three years of the progressive liberal agenda up for discussion in this upcoming election. And the one trillion dollar job stimulus package that failed, the Solyndra belly up loans that Obama knew a year in advance these companies were failing, we have unemployed and underemployed, we have millions who have quit looking for work, we have foreclosures everywhere, we have home values tanking by one third, we have mortgages underwater ala mode, we have recent college grads who can't find good paying jobs, we have pricey gasoline for our autos, the Keystone jobs stall, as the lengthly stall in our Gulf after the spill, we have a President who has ignored the Constitution and our First Amendment religious liberty with his mandates. We have the Unconstitutional individual mandate for his crapcare forced on us all, the Fast and Furious Scandal, and who can forget Acorn registering park benchers, and Planned Parenthood money misuse of money for abortions, we have we have to pass the bill to see what is in it, and you thought this upcoming election was about one issue... You are right, many millions of religious Catholic, and other faiths have came together today, and will not forget or let anyone forget that someone is trampling on the First Amendment. You see we are not only stubborn lot, and principled in our beliefs here, the sleeping giant is so awake the tea party, and we hold Our Constitution and Our Founding Father's principles in the highest of regard. <quoted text>

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tha Professor wrote:

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Deficit hawking, worrying about bank and corporate profits, and 'austerity measures' are the problem, and why Greece is burning. The more we worry about debt, the more likely that is to happen HERE.
With a moderate approach combining cuts with revenue enhancement and stimulus, we can climb out of the recession and be back on the road to recovery - AND end up in better shape, deficit-wise. Crazy ideological "solutions" by Wall St. or the right won't take care of our problems, quite the contrary.

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naturalwonder wrote:

<quoted text>If you hadn't voted for the village idiot "w" Bush twice, none of the above would have happened. Of coarse a lot of it didn't happen, its right-wing nut job rhetoric.

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Joey Sanchez wrote:

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You are nuts.
Greece is ablaze because of overpromised, unfunded, ENTITLEMENTS. You and your Obama make no sense whatsoever.

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Joey Sanchez wrote:

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You are nuts.
Greece is ablaze because of overpromised, unfunded, ENTITLEMENTS. You and your Obama make no sense whatsoever.

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Wake Up wrote:

Sure like the One trillion failed stimulus jobs plan, that Obama laughed with Immelt about afterwards jobs not so shovel ready, he giggled so. But hey shrimp were on the treadmill. Tax the rich more will not solve anything when you are talking 15 trillion dollars, only a fool would believe that. Catchy phrase revenue enhancemant though. Austerity has been discussed recently for the USA, of course just ignore and pretend. <quoted text>