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And I doubt Ms. Coffman can count on media confusion to carry her anywhere, as Cory did in 2014.
At least, I don't think I've heard her doing anything to make birth control more available (without a prescription) or cheaper. Cory could at least point to a promise to bring such legislation — but Coffman, constrained by the realities of her current position AND what she is running for, cannot make any such promise.
So, as a pro-life proponent, we can expect her to support a reduction of guns in the hands of civilians?
Just asking.
And, as Governor, she would commute all the death row sentences?
She is really pro-birth, not pro-life. But I don't think we have to worry about her facing the dilemma of commuting death sentences as governor. She has about as much of a chance of that as Mitt Romney's nephew has.
Oh, come on. There is a difference between innocent life and Ted Bundy. Absolute opposition to the death penalty and utter devotion to abortion is rank hypocrisy.
Not, it is not.
1. Abortions do not cost the taxpayers over $1M for each one.
2. Elimination of the death penalty across the USA would allow us to claim a higher moral ground when dealing with China and Iran.
Oh my, what a high moral ground Ted Bundy, Jeffrey aDahmer and their ilk cleave for us.
You go tell them what fine guys they are, Dave. My stomach isn't up to it.
The appropriate term is pro-forced birth.
Granted that pooping on Cynthia Coffman is this blog's favorite sport, second perhaps only to pooping on Mike Coffman. But isn't this just the old Ted kennedy personally oppsed to abortion but politically pro choice position that Rep. Elect Lamb ju st used in pennsylvsnia? One says what you personally would do, the second merely respects the rights of others to decide for themselves.
Abortion is a grim business. We faced it in our family and choose life. Politically we support pro Choice candidates. No contradiction, that's why it's called Pro – Choice not pro abortion. So How is Cynthia being a hypocrite here?
I'm going to wade in here and lock arms with you, V. Unfortunately we let Karl Rove define what 'life' meant in this context long ago and let him use this as a wedge issue, raising millions and dividing us. As a Catholic Democrat (I'm pretty sure I'd dig Athena, too. Let's grab a beer sometime) I rather we lived in a world where women didn't have to face this decision but we're handed the imperfect world we have, not the world we wish was. I have a pro-choice friend who chose life in her out-of-wedlock decision and a very conservative one who chose to exercise her right to end her pregnancy. A gut-wrenching decision, one I would be the last to cast judgment upon. As a male, I don't think I – or any other male – have any business making these decisions for women.
I'll take the pro-birth, pro-war mongers in the world seriously when we've eliminated the need for foster care programs, childhood (and senior) hunger, and poverty here and abroad.
She appears to have very sharp teeth