Showing posts with label bart stupak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bart stupak. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

ROCPAC and Abortion

ROCPAC and Abortion

Anyone recall Bart Stupak? He’s one of the many reasons ROCPAC, the Repeal Obamacare PAC, http://repealobamacarepac.com/about-rocpac/, is advocating for dumping Obamacare.

He’s also the congressman who tried to pretend he was a pro-life Democrat in his pro-life Michigan neck-of-the-woods and then tried to defend his cowardly retreat from that position after the U.S. House of Representatives rammed through the Obamacare bill last March on a squeaker vote of 219-212.
Texas Rep. Randy Neugebauer interrupted Stupak’s exercise in sophistry by shouting, “Baby killer!” at his colleague, later changed for CYA purposes to, “It’s a baby killer!” in reference to the abortion provisions hidden in the bowels of HR 3590, the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act, PPAHCA.

Neugebauer was right on both counts.

He “rejected a demand by Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.), the House Democratic whip, that he apologize to the full House. ’For what?’ Neugebauer asked. ‘I was out just speaking the truth, and my constituents know that I was out speaking the truth . . . because their outpouring has been overwhelming.’ He added: ‘I won’t apologize for doing the right thing. Not gonna do it. I will apologize when they repeal this bill.’ “ (http://tiny.cc/hopykzgcj1)

Randy Neugebauer did do the right thing by righteously re-affirming his belief that Obamacare is indeed “a baby killer” but needlessly spared Stupak from the same label and couldn’t have been serious in thinking “they,” Pelosi-Reid Democrats, would ever repeal it.

Perhaps no other feature of Obamacare has aroused such passion as its abortion provisions, at the same time it barely registers on the repugnancy scale of many Independent voters who seem little concerned with so-called “social issues” as opposed to economic issues. That’s regrettable since abortion goes to the heart of what’s wrong with Obamacare, and to what’s wrong with President Obama. . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=2121)

Thursday, March 25, 2010

More School Daze

More School Daze

Bye, honey. You sure you have your lunch money?

Bye, mom, yup, I do.

Ok and be sure to bundle up if it gets colder later, ok?

I will, mom. Sheesh, I’m not a kid, mom!

I know, pumpkin, I know, I know, and don’t forget to call if you’re gonna be late.

Don’t I always?

Yes, you do, mostly, and one last thing, if they send you for an abortion, call me at work, ok?

Oh, God! Yes, MOM! Bye!

Slam!

Most of that parting conversation would be pretty typical of households with teen girls today–except for the mom’s last request.

Maybe it should be part of the morning routine.

It’s doubtful a mother, or a father, asked their teen to give a call if she went for an abortion that day but a mom in Seattle may now wish she had.

“Jill’s” 15 year old daughter went off to school one recent morning without that request, went to her high school’s onsite clinic, took a pregnancy test, found out she was carrying a baby, was dispatched via a cab to a nearby abortion facility, and aborted her baby, all during school hours when kids are expected to be learning something other than how to murder the pre-born.

Understandably, “Jill” was furious that all this had happened while she believed her daughter was attending Ballard High School in Seattle, maybe doing a little readin’, writin’, and ‘rithmetic, probably gossiping with her girl friends about boys, eating some lunch, and maybe going to band practice.

Instead, the public employees at the Ballard school clinic sent her daughter, an avid pro-life supporter, to be aborted without even the common courtesy of a call to Jill: http://bit.ly/c24sZp

This is the world we live in today, folks, and we all deserve what we get if we, even tacitly, supported the culture of abortion death by voting for the most pro-abortion president in America’s history.

In related news, . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1586)

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Shouting and Hooting Updates

Shouting and Hooting Updates

In these fast-moving times, situations change rapidly necessitating updates to keep matters current. Thus these on “Shouting, Hooting, and Howling,” http://bit.ly/dk31O5

Re: the “SHOUTING” section, a semi-apology to Texas congressman Randy Neugebauer.

Rep. Neugebauer fessed up as the guy who bellowed out during Rep. Bart Stupak’s foolish attempt to appear a pro-life Democrat in his pro-life Michigan neck-of-the-woods and try to defend his cowardly retreat from that position on Sunday night.

See “Bart Stupak: Ignoramus, Hypocrite, or Both,” http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1580.

Stupak didn’t fool anyone and nor did Neugebauer when he actually shouted, ”Baby killer!” at Stupak.

Neugebauer subsequently conceded that he was the shouter but then resorted to classic congressional CYA by insisting he had really bellowed, “It’s a baby killer” in reference to the Obamacare bill the House had just passed in a squeaker, 219-212.

In deference to colleague Stupak, to whom Neugebauer apologized, the Texan had to lie that he was not vilifying Stupak but rather ripping the pro-abortion Obamacare bill. . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1585)

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Shouting, Hooting, and Howling

Shouting, Hooting, and Howling

. . . Now he says he was misquoted out of context and “In the heat and emotion of the debate, I exclaimed the phrase ‘it’s a baby killer’ in reference to the agreement reached by the Democratic leadership:” http://bit.ly/9WfMer

Either the two word or the four word term serves as a fitting expletive for both Stupak and the Obamacare bill even if the president has pledged to issue a toothless executive order prohibiting the use of federal funds for aborting babies. . .

Few would call Ann Coulter a studied practitioner of the decorous arts or of wimpiness but to say she peddles venomous hatred and violence is way over the top.

Nevertheless, that’s precisely what some are saying in Canada where Coulter was invited to speak at the University of Western Ontario. Two conservative student members of the Campus Coalition for Democracy extended the invitation which was immediately met with loud protests. . .

When one dumb scheme fails, why not institute a dumber initiative? What’s next? An ordinance prohibiting babies from crying, birds from singing, car engines from making noise?

The Piscatawayan town fathers and mothers must be liberals. How else to explain such stupid ordinances? . . .

(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1583)

Cold, Hard Truths from Rush Limbaugh

Cold, Hard Truths from Rush Limbaugh

Rush Limbaugh is an angry man today. He’s an unhappy man as well. He’s also a fearful man.

What happened in the peoples’ house Sunday night, in the House of Representatives of the United States of Ameerica, wasn’t the mere passage of a bill, an appropriations bill or a civil rights or defense bill. What passed with a narrow Democrat victory margin of 219-212 won’t just hit you in the wallet, won’t be one of those hundreds of measures that have little or no effect on the average Joe or Jane.

It won’t become a law anyone will soon forget.

No matter one’s opinion of Limbaugh, (mine is that he’s a bombastic blowhard, but OUR bombastic blowhard), his views on the passage of Obamacare are well worth consideration no matter where you stood on the issue, or stand on the issue since the president’s scheme will not be a done deal even after he signs it into law.

Limbaugh’s points on what transpired Sunday night in Washington are cogent as well as angry, unhappy, and fearful:

1) He believes “America Hangs by a Thread” after the Obamacare bill squeaked through and that our country is in this position because of the election of Barack Obama and a Democrat congress.

2) He believes Bart Stupak “needs to be hounded out of office” . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1581)

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Bart Stupak: Ignoramus, Hypocrite, or Both?

Bart Stupak: Ignoramus, Hypocrite, or Both?

As is correct and proper, Bart Stupak, 9-term Democrat congressman from Michigan’s 1st CD, ended his congressional career on March 21st, 2010. It was a lackluster career, anyway, but he sealed it as finished when he revealed himself to be either the biggest hypocrite, the dumbest representative from the Wolverine State, or both.

Not incidentally, it should be noted that wolverines are vicious animals, members of the weasel family.

Stupak shall go down in history as the one individual in the U.S. House of Representatives most responsible for Sunday night’s passage of the Obamacare bill, a feat Stupak accomplished through outright and shameful deceit and ignorance.

For years, Stupak has passed himself off as a pro-life Democrat despite, as Rush Limbaugh pointed out last week, voting to fund the organization responsible for most of the abortions committed in America, Planned Parenthood.

As Phyllis Schlafly, founder and president of the Eagle Forum, said, “Mr. Stupak and his Democrat followers have now clarified that you cannot be pro-life and be a Democrat. If abortion was truly their biggest issue, they wouldn’t willfully align themselves with the Party of Death:” http://bit.ly/bNeoYa . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=1580)