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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/18/us...se&oref=slogin
ORLANDO, Fla. — Senator John McCain was not in a “cone of silence” on Saturday night while his rival, Senator Barack Obama, was being interviewed at the Saddleback Church in California.
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Senator John McCain of Arizona at a forum on Saturday with the host, the Rev. Rick Warren of the Saddleback Church in California.
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Members of the McCain campaign staff, who flew here Sunday from California, said Mr. McCain was in his motorcade on the way to the church as Mr. Obama was being interviewed by the Rev. Rick Warren, the author of the best-selling book “The Purpose
I make no comment but this is now the NYT and not a blog.
Nicolle Wallace, a spokeswoman for Mr. McCain, said on Sunday night that Mr. McCain had not heard the broadcast of the event while in his motorcade and heard none of the questions.
Nicolle Wallace, a spokeswoman for Mr. McCain, said on Sunday night that Mr. McCain had not heard the broadcast of the event while in his motorcade and heard none of the questions.
It must be true the Mccain supporters are now trying to change the topic to abortion and killing babies. At any rate Warren is going to be on Larry King soon and King is billing this topic as a headliner. So we can wait a little bit and not make more accusations even with the rapidly growing media coverage of until after we here from Warren.
I am definitely NOT pro-abortion, and neither is Senator Obama, BUT I am 100% pro-choice. It is not up to the country to impose their morality on other's decisions. You do NOT know when "life" starts...and if you give a pat answer, "At conception", then you have to admit that someone else's answer (before a fetus is viable outside of the womb) can be just as truthful...and that it is just YOUR view, no one on Earth can answer this question.
I am definitely NOT pro-abortion, and neither is Senator Obama, BUT I am 100% pro-choice. It is not up to the country to impose their morality on other's decisions. You do NOT know when "life" starts...and if you give a pat answer, "At conception", then you have to admit that someone else's answer (before a fetus is viable outside of the womb) can be just as truthful...and that it is just YOUR view, no one on Earth can answer this question.
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It is not up to the country to impose their morality on other's decisions.
So we shouldn't have laws against armed robbery, spouse abuse, murder etc. because it's not up to the country to impose their morality on other's decisions.
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You do NOT know when "life" starts...and if you give a pat answer, "At conception", then you have to admit that someone else's answer (before a fetus is viable outside of the womb) can be just as truthful...and that it is just YOUR view, no one on Earth can answer this question.
So when a woman feels her baby kicking in her womb, it's not really a baby?
Oh yeah, McCain didn't hear the broadcast of the event while in his motorcade and heard none of the questions.
So we shouldn't have laws against armed robbery, spouse abuse, murder etc. because it's not up to the country to impose their morality on other's decisions.
So when a woman feels her baby kicking in her womb, it's not really a baby?
Oh yeah, McCain didn't hear the broadcast of the event while in his motorcade and heard none of the questions.
What I am saying is that NO ONE, not one person, can say when life starts...it is always a personal belief.
As for murder, spousal abuse and other crimes against citizens...that's a weak arguement on your part. Of course there needs to be laws in any society that keeps the individual safe. (Please see above my answer if you reply, "but an unborn child is a citizen.")
Hilarious and they are blaming it on Obama and that it really isn't an issue. Obama is minimizing it as the obvious does not need to be stated. McCain and his people know if he heard the questions and if people want to believe them then ok.
So we shouldn't have laws against armed robbery, spouse abuse, murder etc. because it's not up to the country to impose their morality on other's decisions.
So when a woman feels her baby kicking in her womb, it's not really a baby?
Oh yeah, McCain didn't hear the broadcast of the event while in his motorcade and heard none of the questions.
Can he read?
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