When it comes to abortion, Senator Hillary Clinton's critics say she's all talk and no action. In January, Clinton offered to meet with pro-life groups to seek out common ground on abortion.
Agape Press reports that after many e-mails, phone calls, letters, and office visits by some of those groups, Clinton has refused to meet with them ...
We were strung along in a vain series of responses that ultimately led to the dead end that we rather expected.
Katie Mahoney of the Christian Defense Coalition, articulates the senator's philosophy when it comes to killing the unborn, contending Clinton's stance is ...
Some people are not comfortable with abortion, and are troubled by it. So if you are, don't have one -- but give me the freedom to have one.
She contends that is the same philosophy expressed by slave owners in the 1800s ...
How foolish would we sound today if we said, "Well, if you're not comfortable with slavery, don't own [a slave]."
We have to remember who we're dealing with here; Clinton the chameleon is the one who called abortion “a sad, even tragic choice” for many women ... I suppose she would also say speaking out of both sides of her mouth is "a sad, tragic choice." Let's hear it for choice!
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