popeye1250 -> RE: Wow, if she wins NV will be a great state to visit (7/10/2010 1:28:09 PM)
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ORIGINAL: maybemaybenot With all of the problems facing this country right now, a candidates stand on abortion is low on my " consideration " list for supporting them, and I am very pro choice. RvW is unlikely to be overturned, it's been tried and failed many times. I have no dog in this race, I despise Reid, but am not at all enamoured with Angle. But if I were a Nevada resident, this issue would be a non issue for me. I would have to weigh her position on things I believe are the " big ticket " issues. Had a similar thing happen during Scott Brown's campaign here in Mass. It's a little different cuz Brown is pro choice and the Dems tried portray him as pro life, turning rape victims away from medical care, etc . But they came at him full guns for his position on a single issue. I saw and heard all the same complaints as I see here and we all know the final outcome. The interesting thing to me, and if I were Angle's campaign manager, I would remind the public of this : The current healthcare bill, which Harry Reid supported and voted for, provides a out clause for religious objectors to abortion, to provide abortion services as long as they provide an alternative facility that will give the services the victim desires. Even in the event of rape. < Stupak ammendment > I see all this hoopla over Angle's anti abortion belief as a smoke screen to cloud the real issues facing this country right now. mbmbn I agree, I don't even want to hear candidates talking about abortion one way or the other! "The govt." shouldn't be involved in that. And if I lived in Nevada I'd vote for Angle just to "get rid" of Reid. It's good to get new people in office on a regular basis! They all stop listening to The People. Look at Robert Bird, there are people who were born and died in W.V. while he was in office! That's not a "good" thing in my opinion.
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