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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: lorne who wrote (138859)	7/21/2012 1:40:32 PM
From: MJ	5 Recommendations Respond to of 224749

Obama's letter needs to be printed in full along with the writer's letter. Obama gave a pablum politician's response from the left to Dean's letter. While Dean was polite and respectful in his letter. I would not have been so-----I would have put the decision his mother made in current vernacular. In 1961, your mother Stanley Ann Dunham of Kansas and Hawaii, chose to not destroy her mistake, your life, by abortion---to destroy her baby----to kill you. She simply ran away from Hawaii with you as a babe in arms-----fortunate future man. Now that you are here------you are not only refuting the decision of your mother, you are being both arrogant and ignorant in sanctioning the taking of the lives of a child that you immediately evolved into calling a fetus. Now in 2012, you would deny the gift of life that your mother gave to you-----you would deny the inherent right of any child to have the pursuit of happiness in life-------and maybe run for President of the USA in 40 years from now? That is a rhetorical question with an obvious answer. Unless you shed your arrogance and ignorance, the answer is yes you would do that. mj This was a part of Dean's comment: “Mr. President,” Dean wrote, “I urge you to consider the damage being done to our future generations, one-third of whom are being slaughtered in the womb, making it the most dangerous place to live. Mr. President, I think it’s safe to say that it’s a good thing your mother chose life, as did mine. And for this I thank God.”