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  1. Republican national committee chairman, Ed Gillespie (actual quote!):

    "....President Bush drove a former girlfriend to an abortion clinic
    and paid for her abortion," Mr Gillespie told the Washington Times.

    Holy [censored]!

    App, who relished taking a page from the repugs playbook: Smear,
    smear, smear, we have nothing, no economy, no jobs, nothing but smear
    and fear.

  2. Appkiller said:

    Republican national committee chairman, Ed Gillespie (actual quote!):

    "....President Bush drove a former girlfriend to an abortion clinic
    and paid for her abortion," Mr Gillespie told the Washington Times.

    Holy [censored]!

    App, who relished taking a page from the repugs playbook: Smear,
    smear, smear, we have nothing, no economy, no jobs, nothing but smear
    and fear.

    That is an out of context quote. Here it is in CONTEXT:

    Quoted post said:

    "We now know that sometime this fall Kerry campaign operatives intend to go into pro-life chat rooms on the Internet to spread a scurrilous story that President Bush drove a former girlfriend to an abortion clinic, and paid for her abortion, according to the New York Daily News," the RNC chief said

    washtimes.com20040212 112140 3691r.htm

    Your mom should have had an abortion. :eek:

  3. quote='Doug Taylor'Weisse Luft said:

    Your mom should have had an abortion. :eek:

    They weren't legal then. This must be one reason they are now, and
    should stay that way ;-)
    --dt[/QUOTE]
    Agreed. I think the original poster was just parsing this quote in between zit popping and chicken choking. As such, he is lucky to have not been aborted.

    I used to be pro-life until I found out its mostly potential democrats who were being killed as a result of abortion. Since political nature is a learned behavior, its too bad they were not adopted into loving families where they would grow to be great Republicans.

    There is a special place for these innocents in Heaven.

  4. Weisse Luft said:

    Your mom should have had an abortion. :eek:

    They weren't legal then. This must be one reason they are now, and
    should stay that way ;-)
    --dt

  5. Doug Taylor said:
    Weisse Luft said:

    Your mom should have had an abortion. :eek:

    They weren't legal then. This must be one reason they are now, and
    should stay that way ;-)
    --dt

    Interestingly, I saw an article that calculated that if abortion had
    remained illegal since the 1970's in the USA that Gore would have easily
    won the 2000 US presidential election, due to a skewing of who gets
    abortions between Republican and Democratic groups and an apparent
    tendency for people to vote in the same party as their parents did...

  6. Weisse Luft <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Appkiller said:

    Republican national committee chairman, Ed Gillespie (actual quote!):

    "....President Bush drove a former girlfriend to an abortion clinic
    and paid for her abortion," Mr Gillespie told the Washington Times.

    Holy [censored]!

    App, who relished taking a page from the repugs playbook: Smear,
    smear, smear, we have nothing, no economy, no jobs, nothing but smear
    and fear.

    That is an out of context quote. Here it is in CONTEXT:

    Quoted message said:

    "We now know that sometime this fall Kerry campaign operatives intend
    to go into pro-life chat rooms on the Internet to spread a scurrilous
    story that President Bush drove a former girlfriend to an abortion
    clinic, and paid for her abortion, according to the New York Daily
    News," the RNC chief said

    http://www.washtimes.com/national/20040212-112140-3691r.htm

    Your mom should have had an abortion. :eek:

    You are a disgusting human being to say such a thing. Or should I say
    sub-human being?

    Dumbass.

    So Gillespie made the rounds of the newspapers accusing the dems of a
    plan to smear the lame one with a fake tale of the lame-o's trip to
    the abortion clinic (or is it fake?). Wow, now that's a strategy only
    rove and co. could come up with - pre-emptive faked accusation.

    Dumbass.

    Isn't it amazing how easily you are sucked in? ZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzz
    (hear that, feel the tug? - that's my fishing reel as you hit the
    bait).

    Dumbass.

    Yes, you dumbass, I know it is out of context - didn't the ellipsis
    give you a clue? I was making a rhetorical statement about the nature
    of the repugnican campaign - do you remember what they did to McCain?
    If they can't take it out of context, then they make it up out of
    whole cloth.

    Dumbass.

    App

    Who, despite your wishes of death upon me, hopes YOU live a long and
    happy life.

    Dumbass.

  7. "Bill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Doug Taylor said:
    Weisse Luft said:

    Your mom should have had an abortion. :eek:

    They weren't legal then. This must be one reason they are now, and
    should stay that way ;-)
    --dt

    Interestingly, I saw an article that calculated that if abortion had
    remained illegal since the 1970's in the USA that Gore would have easily
    won the 2000 US presidential election, due to a skewing of who gets
    abortions between Republican and Democratic groups and an apparent
    tendency for people to vote in the same party as their parents did...

    It's called the "Roe Effect" - term coined (OK, and perhaps only used by)
    the WSJ Opinionjournal.com editorial staff.

    http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110005277

    Kyle

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