Forty-million dead babies – and not one single coat-hanger was involved. – and you know this because….? Besides, the coat hanger was just a figure of speech.

…as if a coat hanger is somehow less gruesome than a knitting needle and a vacuum hose. Where did I indicate that a coat hanger wasn’t gruesome?

But every single person that is educated on the facts takes us one person closer to a majority of opinion on the matter…educating people to the facts do not necessarily change their mind or opinion.

Easily accessible abortion in the name of “choice for women,”, incised men further from the family by revoking from them the ownership of their fatherhood at the will of the mother.

It needs to be constantly repeated that both of the above social engineering initiatives are well documented as planks on the communist platforms, whether it be the hard Maoist or the soft Gramscian variety.

Do I “think Roe v. Wade will be reversed soon?” No. But every single person that is educated on the facts takes us one person closer to a majority of opinion on the matter. Forty-million dead babies – and not one single coat-hanger was involved. – as if a coat hanger is somehow less gruesome than a knitting needle and a vacuum hose.

Do you really think that Roe v. Wade will be overturned any time soon? I think we’d have an easier time changing hearts than changing the law because Roe v Wade has become so politicized.

There’s a 50%+ fatality rate for patients when abortions are performed in hospitals or clinics. That would be every baby and an occasional mother.

Perhaps if the fatality rate was around 75% from back alley abortions the total numbers would go way down and the actual lives lost would be much closer to zero.

sending young girls back to a dark ally with a “Doctor” and his coat hanger.

Radical liberal feminist imagery, right up there with the woman who gets mercilessly beaten by her husband every four seconds and Gramma eating cat food in order to afford her breast cancer treatments.

Medically necessary abortions – which have become as rare as hen’s teeth due to the advance of medical technology – were never illegal. The anecdotal, almost mythical coat-hanger abortionists couldn’t be any more hideous than the specter of the “clinician,” hiding under the legal cover of Roe-Wade, leaving living breathing babies in closets, wrapped in plastic bags, to die from suffocation or exposure, whichever came first. That our president voted to codify such treatment into law as an Illinois state senator has gotten the attention of and won over many former “pro-choice moderates.” Over 40 million dead babies and counting… How far we’ve advanced since that mythical back-alley coat hanger technology.

And I pray they do try to keep breathing life into this corpse…and I wouldn’t be surprised if they do keep trying.

I read a really good article yesterday on why liberals are so arrogant…and one of the theories are the just don’t believe people who don’t think like them really exist…they are true believers who really believe what they are doing makes sense and noone in thier right mind could possibly really believe HCR is a bad idea…or that it’s a bad idea to give a federal bureaucrat the power to decide the kind of care you will be allowed to receive…the kind of medicines a doctor can administer…or whether your life is valuable enough to justify the resources spent to keep you alive.

What I’m fighting for is to change the hearts of women who might choose abortion. Help them see that they’re not disposing of a few inconvenient cells but human life. Help them choose life instead.

I’m fighting for the day when it’s not controversial to have Tim Tebow share his beliefs on national television.

I’m fighting for the day when we all can agree that I or you shouldn’t have to pay for someone else who chooses abortion instead of life.

But one glance at the Kos Kidz or FDL and you’ll realize that not only do they think a government run system is a moral imperative, they believe that NOT creating a governmetn run system is equivalent to killing people who do not have insurance. And suffice it to say, they also think adding in provisions that ban public funding of abortion will force women into back alleys. They don’t care at all for the lives of the unborn, but we knew that already.

So no, in a moral absolutist sense, abortion and health care are not remotely close to one another. No one who genuinely believes in God would ever argue that. But NotSoBlueStater is right; in the minds of the fringe left, reforming health care is a moral imperative and restricting abortion kills women at the expense of a few cells. It’s repulsive and backwards, but it’s their reality.

Does NYT deny that there is a stated “rationing scheme” or that the nature of the system itself will result in rationing?

Either way its delusional or deceptive beyond what I could previously imagine in this country.