Pro-Life Supporters Should be Thinking Twice about Voting for Romney

[jaxx]

Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Pro-Life Supporters Should be Thinking Twice about Voting for Romney
by Nomad

The handlers of Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican nominee in this year's election, have always had a serious conundrum when it came to the topic of abortion. While running for governor in 1994, his pro-choice stand was about as unequivocal as any liberal politician can be. Only he wasn't liberal. It was a transparent strategy to rob his opponent Edward Kennedy of his left wing support. (Romney is nothing if not ambitious.)

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Quote:CSS has recorded undercover investigations with Stericycle, which have affirmed the company’s collection, transportation and incineration of aborted children. We have also obtained documentation from government entities pertaining to Stericycle’s service to abortion mills and the contents of the abortionists’ “waste.” We have researched fetus disposal laws, which demonstrate that abortion mills must have the assistance of medical waste companies like Stericycle to legally operate. Additionally, individuals from across the nation have submitted photographs and video footage of Stericycle in action at their local abortion mill, confirming Stericycle’s widespread involvement with the abortion industry.

<..> How Romney will explain this is anybody’s guess. Presumably, the mainstream media will claim squeamishness and flee from this story as fast as their little legs can carry them.
The Christian Coalition will also, we may assume, become the silence of the lambs. They now know they have been had. They swallowed Romney’s lies, excused his flip-flopped and gave their endorsement despite their past reservations. And now this.

<..> So here's the choice: On one hand is former capitalist turned conservative politician who not only profited from investing in the collection of aborted babies and then lied about it to his supporters. And on the other hand, a president that has expressed his support for a woman’s right to choose. The anti-abortionists are in something of a dilemma.

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[SeattleGirl]

It'll be interesting if anybody even asks him about this, and if they do, what twisted answer he would give.

And slightly off topic, I really didn't like reading "abortion mills" in that piece. I think it's another way to depict women seeking abortions in a bad light.

[gleannfia]

I agree, Seattlegirl.

[pappy]

(07-04-2012 09:24 AM)gleannfia Wrote:  I agree, Seattlegirl.

I also agree.

No matter how hard people try to hide their partisanship their language choices give them away.