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ORIGINAL: vehemently Does anyone recall the very beginnings of the tea party movement and how it was tax reform based only? Sad to see how much it's changed. It seems once it began to actually gain support and attention, conservatives then infiltrated the movement and inserted their own agendas. They couldn't have someone outdoing them, of course. Needless to say, it was easy to see this movement would be captured and redirected, even to a fault, by the conservative group. And right on cue... Social conservatives plan ways to advance their agenda via Tea Party-backed candidates. "The GOP won all statewide races on the ballot in Kansas for the first time since 1964. Republicans picked up 16 seats in the state House, giving the GOP an overwhelming 92-33 advantage. Abortion opponents now plan to make the state as close to an abortion-free zone as possible. Proposed measures would impose new regulations for clinics, restrictions on late-term procedures and increased reporting requirements for physicians. Vetoes by outgoing Democratic Gov. Mark Parkinson and his predecessors blocked such action in the past. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lance Kinzer, who serves on Brownback's transition team, said action against embryonic stem cell research and to allow "covenant" marriages, which are harder to dissolve than standard marriages, are likely to be considered, too. "There's a lot of unfinished business out there, isn't there?" Kinzer said." But I am sure they are all really just fiscal conservatives who identify with the principal of a smaller, less intrusive central government...which has the power to force you to carry a pregnancy to term and deny you a divorce. And right on cue, AnimusPoo. Abortion protects the rights of individuals (called fetuses). Protection of rights is not intrusion. And ALLOWING VOLUNTARY covenant marriages isnt denying anyone a divorce.
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