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ABC, NBC reported on ad of Clinton supporter backing McCain without noting her false suggestion that McCain supports abortion rights
Summary: The evening newscasts on ABC and NBC each aired a portion of a McCain campaign ad featuring Clinton supporter Debra Bartoshevich. But neither noted that at a Republican press conference, Bartoshevich reportedly falsely suggested that Sen. John McCain does not support overturning Roe v. Wade. In fact, McCain's campaign website says that he "believes Roe v. Wade is a flawed decision that must be overturned."
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Posted by ukobserver
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 8:36:30 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by carlileb5935 in reply to ukobserver
Welcome to the U.S. of A.
Her kind represents about-- oh, maybe 65 % of the total population. A nation of morons.
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 9:41:54 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by NiceguyEddie in reply to ukobserver
A lesser man than me would hope she gets raped and knocked up the day after congress outlaws all abortions, following the supreme court decision to overtu ROE v. WADE.
Me? I just wish these loonies would be content to live their OWN lives according to their respective medival superstitions and stop trying to shove them down the rest of our throats.
Yeah... this country needs a new direction alright. Good thing were at least STARTING to go that way.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 11:00:55 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by MissDee in reply to NiceguyEddie
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 1:27:48 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by NiceguyEddie in reply to MissDee
trying to make it sound that they don't know when they believe conception occurs
I have to admit that I may not understand this bit because I didn't hear Pelosi's speech myself. For I moment I'll assume this should say something about "life beginning at concepcion?" (please correct me if I'm wrong. Like I said: I didn't hear her speech.)
But if that's the case, I CAN assure you - it doesn't. In fact there's not even the potential for life at that point. It's absurd. Until IMPLANTATION in the uterine wall there is NO POTETNTIAL FOR HUMAN LIFE. PERIOD. To believe otherwsie is to fail Biology 101 and need to look up definition of potential. (Something that's IMPOSSIBLE can't have the POTENTIAL to happen! Which is the case of a fetus anywhere OTHER than implanted in the uterine wall!)
BTW - this argument does suggest that all abortions are still very much WRONG; assuming you value the POTENTIAL for life the same as [something fitting a more universal definition of] life. (Which I do.) But it clearly prooves that any and all anti-stem cell and anti-contracepcion nonsense - INCLUDING the "morning after" pill, are just that: medieval superstitious NONSENSE.
And even in admiting that abortion is immoral - and I believ that it is - NOTHING gives me the right to force that value onto someone else... Especially since WE DON'T KNOW when life begins, and WE ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION to vlaue all stages of potential life equally. And it certainly does not allow a doctor to refuse to give SOMEONE ELSE access to contraception. Religious prohibitions apply only to the people who believe in them. NO ONE ELSE.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 2:11:08 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by mary59 in reply to MissDee
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 2:12:35 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by eweston8542983
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 8:43:23 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by bruce1ace
Roe V Wade will never be overturned. It's a scare tactic by the left and a rallying cry by the right. Both sides use it to raise money and get votes but the issue is settled, rightly or wrongly.
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 9:30:12 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by NiceguyEddie in reply to bruce1ace
B*LLSH!#. It absolutely CAN be overturned, as the four troglodytes sitting on the right of the Supreme Court have shown a breathatking disregard for any president that doesn't fit their narrow, extremist political viewpoint. One more judge. That's all it will take. One judge, one challenge, and it's GONE. Same goes for most of our cherished freedoms and legal protections. You're a fool if you don't recognize this. Outside of being both blinded and stupified by religious fanaticism, I don't understand how ANYONE can't see this.
The Supreme Court is the only really improtant voting issue here people!!! Everything else is transient and even the worst decisions last four years TOPS. But these guys stick around FOR DECADES. IF YOU DON'T THINK OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FREDDOMS ARE IN JEOPADRY WITH THIS COURT [AND GOD FORBID WITH ONE MORE CONSERVATIVE TROLL ON THE BENCH] THEN YOU JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION!!!
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 10:27:54 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by historygeek001 in reply to NiceguyEddie
Unfortunately, I think you're right.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 1:28:25 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by NiceguyEddie in reply to historygeek001
I'm always right... whenever I sincerely hope I'm wrong!
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 2:13:34 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by DAWUSS
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 9:33:29 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by carlileb5935 in reply to DAWUSS
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 9:42:16 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by DAWUSS in reply to carlileb5935
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:01:17 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by ukobserver in reply to DAWUSS
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:07:49 PM EDT / Flag this comment
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Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:11:01 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by djasper2761 in reply to ukobserver
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:38:26 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by wzwriter in reply to DAWUSS
I have 2 hands, a map, a compass, and a GPS. How can I get lost?
When you have one hand constantly on your weiner, it should not be counted in your "inventory". And your map, compass, and GPS won't help you, Wuss, because the one thing you're lacking is a clue.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:00:38 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by MissDee in reply to carlileb5935
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 1:30:42 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by ukobserver in reply to DAWUSS
What!?!?!?!?!?!?
Cut it out you muppet!!
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 9:42:29 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by NiceguyEddie in reply to DAWUSS
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 10:57:44 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by mary59
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:05:00 PM EDT / Flag this comment
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Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:10:12 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by pointofview in reply to mary59
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:13:22 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by ukobserver in reply to pointofview
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:21:11 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by djasper2761 in reply to ukobserver
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:46:48 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by mary59 in reply to pointofview
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:24:26 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by mary59 in reply to mary59
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:25:26 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to mary59
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 8:15:23 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by wzwriter in reply to philib
Knowledge?!? You think O'bama has knowledge when he doesn't even know what city he is in moment to moment?? He was in St. Louis with a nice family one moment, then moments later he was transported to Kansas City with the same family. Good thing his daughter was there to help him remember where he is at.
Obama was in St. Louis the night before, so that was an honest mistake. Iran and Pakistan have NEVER shared a border, so that's an example of Gramps McCain being unfit for the presidency.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:06:22 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to wzwriter
"Obama was in St. Louis the night before, so that was an honest mistake."
You mean he can't remember from night to night where he is at? When that call comes in at 3am, will he have to try to remember who called? Hopefully not thinking about who called the night before?
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:24:17 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by snoopy in reply to philib
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:33:17 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to snoopy
"the former POW who doesn't even know what terrorists we are at war with, who doesn't know what countries border other countries, and who has to have Losermann of all people correct him when he speaks."
So you're saying that not knowing the difference between president and vice-president and not knowing how many states are in this country and not knowing where he is moment to moment is better than not knowing world geography?
Oh, O'bama needed a 5 year old to ask him to clarify his location.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:51:57 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by snoopy in reply to philib
So you're saying being an adulterer, lying about your adopted child, lying about your time as a POW, being corrected by Losermann, having your campaign surrogates say "when mccain says that on the campaing trail, he really isn't speaking for the mccain campaign" and the million other flip flops and uh, I forgot how many houses I have, what car I drive, and who I sleep with makes you more qualified?
Kahn, I'm laughing at your superior intellect...
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 12:18:16 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to snoopy
The guy is rich. Even O'bama could NOT get the number of houses McCain owns right. The next day Obama comes out with an attack ad whining about McCain not knowing how many houses he has. O'bama claimed McCain owned 7. His brilliant staff of "fact checkers" could not even come close. According to an AP article the next day, McCain owns 8 homes, and that one of the properties has several houses on it which could take the count up to 12 or 13 depending on how you count them.
So, O'bama creates an attack ad that is full of lies (which O'bama approved) and you think O'bama is qualified. McCain isn't the only liar out there.
BTW, the rest of your list was inacurate, also. You just make that stuff up to sound impressive, don't you? Typical liberal
Posted Thursday August 28, 2008 8:52:24 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by NiceguyEddie in reply to philib
You don't travel much do you? I've said "Spain" when I was in "Portugal." That can get you into a fist-fight over there, but it happens. Personally, if you were ever in 17 cities in 20 days, I'm sure you'd made a mistake or two. Mistakes are OK. They happen. Correct yourself, laugh it off and move on. That's what strong MEN and WOMEN do.
OTH - clinging to a mistake and insisting it's right, throwing good money (and lives) after bad? That the act of a spoiled child. Not knowing shia/sunni, Chzeck's not a country, Iran/Pakistan borders, etc, etc, etc... Well, those would be just mistakes... But when they guy (repeatedly)making them claims to be some kind of EXPERIENCED FORIEGN POLICY WONK and then tries to paint his opponent otherwise... That goes WAY BEYOND a simple mistake. It's called IGNORNACE, LIES or HYPOCRASY. (Pick one, and hang it around your candidate's neck, because THAT'S what you're voting for.)
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 12:21:56 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to NiceguyEddie
"You don't travel much do you? I've said "Spain" when I was in "Portugal." "
Yes, I've travelled a bit. I have said "I don't know" when I didn't know where I was. But, when I was in Baumholder Germany, I said I was in Baumholder Germany. When I was in Taipei Taiwan I said I was in Taipei Taiwan. When I drive from east coast to west coast, I will say I don't know which state/city I'm in at any given time if I don't know.
But, to be camped out with a local family (for the evening) and NOT know where you are is just plain stupid. Ignorant, if you want me to be friendlier. What a great president he will make...."should I bomb Iran or Turkey...ah it doesn't matter...they're all the same". I look forward to THAT statement from him soon.
Posted Thursday August 28, 2008 8:58:48 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by NiceguyEddie in reply to philib
"should I bomb Iran or Turkey...ah it doesn't matter...they're all the same". I look forward to THAT statement from him soon.
Again, this is somethig you're more likely to hear from McCain. Obama made a mistake. Unless he's touting his National Ranking in the High Geography Bee that's all it is. McCain has made MANY statements now barely more enlightened that your example above, all the while touting his foreign policy experience and saying that his opponent doesn't understand these matter. (Like say... the difference between shiites and sunni's.)
Posted Thursday August 28, 2008 12:40:49 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by pointofview in reply to mary59
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 7:46:00 AM EDT / Flag this comment
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Posted by wzwriter in reply to philib
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Posted by snoopy in reply to philib
I'm not totally clueless. - Phil
Denial is the first step...
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:35:52 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by princeofwheels in reply to philib
Philib, first off you may know which city you are in, but I'd like to know which planet you are on? Also, which city sits on the Iraq/Pakinstan border?
P.S. I don't like to talk about it but, I am the real POW. So you cannot say anything bad about me.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:42:29 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to princeofwheels
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:49:15 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by princeofwheels in reply to philib
Philib, my keyboard is running out of ink so I'll be ending contact with you.
Did you just say that there are 47 states and St.Louis and Kansas City are the same city? Is that what you just wrote? Can I quote you last post in the future?
Got to stop now, my keyboard has been taken over by the ghost of the Original Philib. Goodbye Philib..good luck getting responses from other posters. I cannot post with someone who believes there are 47 states unless it was just a slip of the finger.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:57:49 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by knowlies in reply to philib
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Posted Thursday August 28, 2008 9:06:14 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by MoonbatYouBet in reply to pointofview
Last month she started making loud public statements about supporting McCain while she was still scheduled to attend the Democratic Convention as a Hillary delegate. They told her to stop. She didn't. They removed her delegate status. After that she made a very bitter statement that after the "way she had been treated" she would never support the party again.
Yeah, that's pretty sane and rational.
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:27:48 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to MoonbatYouBet
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 8:18:25 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by snoopy in reply to philib
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:35:07 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by MoonbatYouBet in reply to philib
Hey Phi, the last wingnut stooge I put this one to couldn't answer it, let's see how you fare:
Eight years ago the Republican Party decided that the man who may go down in history as the worst American President ever was more qualified for the job than McCain. So, in the past eight years, how has McCain become more qualified now than he was then?
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 1:12:59 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to MoonbatYouBet
"So, in the past eight years, how has McCain become more qualified now than he was then?"
Because the previously more qualified candidate is no longer able to run for the office. You do know your constitution, right? He can only be in office for 2 terms.
If it will help you understand my concerns...the supreme court got 2 good judges during the Bush administration. I don't think ginsberg will live through another presidency, so I will vote republican in order to get another good judge in there. His stance on abortion will also weigh heavily on my mind during election day. The Iraq war is a toss up. Both guys say the same thing-- reduce troops. But each mean 100K troops will stay there. After that, all the issues run together and none stand out as any more important than another.
Posted Thursday August 28, 2008 9:14:23 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by my4cents1172 in reply to pointofview
And what are your thoughts on McCain's experience on world stage please?
Also, please:
Do not mention Georgia, he (and his campaign) is on their pay roll.
Do not mention Iraq, he favors NEVER brings our troops home. Even the Bush administration accepted a timetable (horizon, whatever).
lastly, please do not mention bomb bomb bomb Iran.
Well, even if you mention any of above, please explain how his policy is not a continuation of Bush's.
What 'tough questions' has McCain answered so far?
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:29:21 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by Col. Harlan Sanders in reply to my4cents1172
What 'tough questions' has McCain answered so far?- my4cents1172
Good question, Myfour. "How many houses do you have" seemed like a real stumper to GramPOW, and that seems like a creampuff for most people.
The hardest question I've heard anyone ask him was about the point at which a baby gets human rights. That one's impossible to answer, as it's all philosophy and opinion and religion, but he came up with a crazy answer without hesitation.
Maybe he's a bit of a surrealist, confused by simple reality-based questions, while jumping on abstract poetic types.
Hopefully for him the debates will cover topics like "How do you mend a broken heart ?" and "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?"
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 11:37:03 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by IRONY 101 in reply to my4cents1172
What 'tough questions' has McCain answered so far?
Well, tough questions, such as the number of homes he owns, have forced John McCain to discuss his experience as a POW...and you know how much he hates to talk about that. ;>)
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 7:56:25 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by philib in reply to IRONY 101
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 8:25:13 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by snoopy in reply to philib
In our News interview, he was asked what kind of car he drove. As with Politico’s question about home ownership, he didn’t know and had to ask a nearby aide. “A Cadillac CTS,” she told him.
Q: I’m just saying is he for taking away the tax breaks for big oil?
GRIFFIN: Yes!
Q: He is for that?
GRIFFIN: Yes. The tax breaks in the 2005 energy bill, Senator McCain believes they should be repealed, yes.
Romney: McCain Doesn’t Speak For McCain When He Suggests Renegotiating The Colorado River Compact»
What do you expect though? This is the same guy who lies about his pow experience, lies about his adopted daughter and lies about his voting record. So if all you got is some pissy little beef about Obama making a little gaffe run with it, cause it's nothing compared to the moron you plan on voting for.
But really, keep doing that. You've managed to kill everyone else but like a poor marksman, you keep... missing... the target!
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:52:57 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by foghornleghorn in reply to snoopy
Revenge is a dish best served cold...
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 10:23:01 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by Col. Harlan Sanders in reply to snoopy
But really, keep doing that.
Don't encourage them, Snoop. The wingnuts have already repeated their same points about 20 times in this thread.
Repetition really seems to be the key with wingnut talking points. Just like training parrots to talk or dogs to sit, it works on them. It's cute when they think it's going to work on humans.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 10:42:21 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by nerzog in reply to pointofview
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Posted by MissDee in reply to mary59
and you're relying on the fact that Clinton supporters don't think so they'll follow the herd? How very... "democratic" in your views.. lol
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 1:31:55 PM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by MoonbatYouBet
“Senator McCain was a senator. He had to vote. He had to decide, 'Am I in favor of pursuing these tax cuts or not,' and he voted against the tax cuts — twice.”
http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2007-12-23-romney-mccain_n.htm
"His plan calls for a new financial burden to be placed on people who are purchasing gasoline, or for that matter, natural gas to heat their homes or to cook in their homes. The energy information agency has said that his plan would cost America 300,000 jobs. In addition, people would pay, they estimate, approximately 50 cents per gallon more for gasoline and 20 percent more for their gas utility bill. That would depress the economy just at a time when we’re trying to stimulate the economy.”
http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/01/27/politics/fromtheroad/entry3756414.shtml
The Cato Institute on John McCain“The foreign policy that John McCain now advocates is reckless and promiscuously interventionist. If he were a university student majoring in international relations or security studies, he would deserve a resounding F for his analysis of the crucial issues that the United States has confronted over the past 14 or 15 years. After a promising start, his performance has steadily deteriorated. The last thing that America needs is an even more aggressive and incompetent steward of foreign policy than George W. Bush has been.”http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=9548
Rush Limbaugh on McCain:"I believe the country will suffer with either Hillary, Obama or McCain…”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/04/AR2008020402798.html
Ann Coulter on McCain:“John McCain is Bob Dole minus the charm, conservatism and youth. Like McCain, pollsters assured us that Dole was the most "electable" Republican. Unlike McCain, Dole didn't lie all the time while claiming to engage in Straight Talk.”
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59854
George W Bush on McCain:On the one hand, he preaches campaign funding reform. On the other hand, he says pass the plate.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0002/09/ip.00.html
Go ahead, keep working the primary angle for your ads John. There’s a lot more stuff like this to be found.
Posted Tuesday August 26, 2008 10:19:16 PM EDT / Flag this comment
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Posted by philib in reply to Col. Harlan Sanders
"McCain supporters are confused"
What city are YOU in? Talk about confused...your candidate is confused!
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 8:27:45 AM EDT / Flag this comment
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Posted by jswiller6062
I just looked at an interview with Debra Bartoshevich, the young woman who was elected in Wisconsin to be a Hillary Clinton delegate. After Clinton withdrew, Bartoshevich announced that she would vote for McCain.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJm-56iKMAo&feature=user
The Wisconsin Democratic Party then removed her as a delegate, citing a pledge the woman had signed to support the Democratic nominee.
She has now been used in a McCain campaign ad.
I am having a hard time understanding what this young woman is about. She didn't state (in fairness she wasn't asked) why she was for Hillary Clinton so it's impossible to know if there are any policy issues (on women's rights, on the economy, on health care, on Iraq) that are important to her. Perhaps none are. But, if there are, then it would be difficult to see where McCain and Clinton agree on any of these issues.
As to the supposed unfairness of the Wisconsin Democratic Party in unseating her - she admits that she signed a pledge that she would support the Party's nominee. On this she suggests that she didn't know what she was signing - which merely reflects poorly on her - and that she signed expecting Hillary Clinton to be the nominee - as to this, one would hope that she might understand that in an election no one is guarenteed victory (that is after all the point of the election) and that if her promise to follow the rules was conditional on the outcome she has no one to blame but herself.
Most tellingly she repeatedly refers to the "Wisconsin Democrat Party". The phrase "Democrat Party" is used by some Republicans as a rather immature way to "razz" the Democrats. It is only used by partisan Republicans. Democrats all refer to the Democratic Party. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democrat_Party_(phrase)
It certainly suggests that she is a plant who is simply trying to disrupt the Democrats' nominating process.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 1:05:41 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by wzwriter in reply to jswiller6062
It certainly suggests that she is a plant who is simply trying to disrupt the Democrats' nominating process.
That was my suspicion as well. I'm sure that if someone dug in to the Wisconsin voter registration records, they would show that until recently she was a registered Republican.
Posted Wednesday August 27, 2008 9:10:15 AM EDT / Flag this comment
Posted by nerzog
How could anyone who genuinely supported Hillary's issues vote for McGrumpy? The only possible reasons are fear, racism or stupidity.
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