Do republicans not value human life?

4th July 2010

Do republicans not value human life?

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Why isnt anyone on the right fighting for human life? Nobody on the right was concerned about people with medical conditions being dropped from thier insurance compaines. How come nobody on the right was concerned with people having trouble with pre existing conditions finding health insurance? Why does everyone on the right not want the war to end? Fox news , Rush Limbaugh, and everyone on the right says Obama wants to give up? We have americans there who are daying everyday. But they get angry when Obama wants to slow things down in 2011? Why do republicans not value the fact that Obama has got BP to put money into an escrow to help the families in NE get relief faster? Is it Republican ideology to try to keep the rich rich? Bush Doubled the National debt, took it from 5 trillion to 10.9 trillion, but during that time they were not worried about the debt? Now all a sudden they are worried about it? What is wrong with this party?

Forget the health issues. Republicans established the fact that they do not value human life when they they allowed an illegal invasion of IRAQ under false pretenses and allowed more than 3,000 of our innoncent service men and women to be killed.

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1 On July 4th, 2010, Terran said:
Yeah… Ok… enjoy your six month waiting lists when universal healthcare is established.

In case you missed the memo, Conservatives constantly fight for life. That’s why we oppose abortion.

@logan – In case you missed the memo, we believe that private charities should take care of things, not the government. Government shouldn’t have the right to force people to pay for things that they don’t want to pay for. Private charities are also thousands of times more efficient than government.
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posted on July 4th, 2010 at 12:08 pm
2 On July 4th, 2010, logan said:
@Terran, you can say the right supports human life all you want. When that baby is born to a young single mom, many times a baby herself, or into poverty or an abusive situation, you guys could care less. As long as money doesn’t come out of your pockets… hypocrites, all of you. How often do you hear from the right about funding for after school programs or job training so teenagers have something other to do then get in trouble? How often do you hear from the right about funding food stamps or welfare to work programs? You only hear the complaining they do about their taxes going to pay for them…
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posted on July 4th, 2010 at 12:43 pm
3 On July 4th, 2010, Danny said:
It seems like you’re taking the left talking points at face value. Look a little deeper. They lie and tell everyone that what they are doing is best for people and humane, when in fact that’s just a cover story for their real motives – the power grab. None of their ‘humane’ programs in fact help a single soul, it just lines their pockets with more cash and gives them more power, while calling their opponents (who are trying to expose their lies) inhumane. This is how the left has continued to destroy our country while pretending to try to save it.
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posted on July 4th, 2010 at 12:55 pm
4 On July 4th, 2010, Gary P said:
Justin, Justin,

Bush left office with a 4 Trillion debt. It is under Obama that the debt tripled. The right put forth other measures during the healthcare debate to combat loss of medical insurance.
Obama did not "get BP to put money in escrow" they were going to do it anyway. But, I will give him some credit for it.

LOGAN- You are do deceived by the media. You may not "hear" a lot of things the right is doing. We are all being deceived, and need to come together and stop believing all the lies in the media and from politicians.
What the right sees that many good Americans that supported Obama in the election don’t see is all the corruption that surrounds Obama. Much worse than Bush, of whom I used to support, but have taken my glasses off regarding him now too. Americans need to come together and stop with the "left vs. right" all the time.

The media is much to blame. Please do your homework from a neutral position and just look for truth.
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See this article for starters: http://theweepingeagle.blogspot.com/

posted on July 4th, 2010 at 1:44 pm
5 On July 4th, 2010, Norma said:
Forget the health issues. Republicans established the fact that they do not value human life when they they allowed an illegal invasion of IRAQ under false pretenses and allowed more than 3,000 of our innoncent service men and women to be killed.
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posted on July 4th, 2010 at 2:15 pm
6 On July 4th, 2010, Vaquerita said:
Okay, you’re really sold on the whole Republican vs. Democrat thing. Perhaps you should realize that both parties want the same things: Money & Power. I have government provided health care right now, and it takes at least a month to get a damned pap smear. The republicans are right on at least one thing: the private sector does it better. Do you really believe our government is heading in the right direction when you take into consideration our international relations and the devaluing of our dollar? So why would you let those who are in power now and not doing a good job take over another aspect of control; your health? Sorry to answer your question with another question. But perhaps you should open your eyes and see that neither party is right, but both are wrong.
So I guess when it comes down to it, what is wrong with the republican party is that people are so bought into democrat vs republican. Change that, change your problem.
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political minded… not always makes for happy thoughts.

posted on July 4th, 2010 at 2:49 pm