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Too bad the murdered babies will never get a chance to vote.Have you lost your natural mind Charles A. HutchinsSenior Pastor SPWCCongregational Church of Godwww.spwc.church

What was the crude term he used? I must have missed it.Chris Berman made a living giving folks nicknames - I actually think it is one of the better traits Trump has. Pocahontas was one of the funniest things I ever heard...cutting to the heart of why you shouldn't vote for Warren in one word. Low energy defined the Jeb Bush campaign. Please tell us Biden's crude name

The dead babies in Yemen won't get to, either.

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What was the crude term he used? I must have missed it.Chris Berman made a living giving folks nicknames - I actually think it is one of the better traits Trump has. Pocahontas was one of the funniest things I ever heard...cutting to the heart of why you shouldn't vote for Warren in one word. Low energy defined the Jeb Bush campaign. Please tell us Biden's crude name?

The dead babies in Yemen won't get to, either. So as you get ready to vote for a man who vetoed a resolution to end our support of the barbaric Saudi Arabian regime and their war in Yemen, I've got to ask you Andy, have you lost your natural mind? Ending our support of Saudi Arabia is a multi layered proposition - and if you have any intelligence you know this.We withdrew support for Reza Pahlavi, Saddam Hussein and Ghaddafi over the years - and there were very good reasons to do so - but was it the right thing for the world and our citizens and soldiers? If you don't have another solution ready to put in place - the results may be worse than what you had before. The vacuum in Saudi Arabia might also be pretty destabilizing, as well.So - Trump not making a knee jerk response can be commended here...as well as condemned. There are simply variables in play that hopefully he and our military have considered

This incredible oversimplification is especially frustrating in light of the fact that short of actually overturning Casey and Roe, Democratic policy priorities are the things that are going to do the most to reduce demand for abortion. As a believer, I'm not really comfortable with the fact that readily available contraception and widespread sexual education have created a dramatic reduction in the demand for abortions -- but facts are facts. I want to see Casey and Roe overturned and I want to see abortion outlawed, but the battle is over dudes, and the sexual revolution folks won. So the most pressing question should be what can we, in this moment, do to save the most lives? And the answers are contraception, sex education, universal health care, and maternal support. These are things that have created a measurable reduction in demand for abortion.

If Andy gets to grossly simplify an issue, then so do I.

Overturning Roe doesn't eliminate the availability of condoms or birth control pills. How is this an either/or proposition? However, killing a baby after a botched abortion crosses a line for Democrats and Republicans alike - we have to quit giving all abortions a free pass - let's stop the ones after 8 months and see what kind of disaster to our society takes place - as the democrats predict. A woman's right to choose death for her child has to have some limitations - and that is nowhere to be found in the current democrat party

That's a great question. It shouldn't be either/or, but for many in the GOP it is.