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To: Road Walker who wrote (189498)	6/1/2004 10:04:09 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573682

RE:"Remember the '68 Dem convention/police riot? Remind me to tell you about it sometime." I remember it well. You kind of remind me of Daly. Man, has the Democratic party changed since then. Rather ironic.

To: Road Walker who wrote (189498)	6/1/2004 11:26:43 PM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1573682

Hi John, what happened during it? Why were there riots? Just curious. On another note, it's amazing Congress passed legislature that didn't include a clause specifying a right for a mother to remain alive. Fortunately, a judge declared such legislature unconstitutional, so it now looks like a pregnant women that's in a car accident causing shock and hemorraging, now has the right to remain alive and not be murdered by forcing her to have more blood loss, according to this here: story.news.yahoo.com "Generally, abortions after the "point of viability" are performed only to preserve the mother's health." "Kerry spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee voted to restrict late-term abortions when the measure contained a "clear exception for life or health of women." I donated money to their efforts for ensuring the right of a mother to remain alive, because without a clear exception clause for life or health of the mother, it's a murderous law. Such a simple clause too. It's beyond me why they didn't include it. Regards, Amy J