Mitt Romney not so compassionate with women in his church

[courseofhistory]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.

Romney’s leadership was not so rosy for everyone, though. As both bishop and stake president, he at times clashed with women he felt strayed too far from church beliefs and practice. To them, he lacked the empathy and courage that they had known in other leaders, putting the church first even at times of great personal vulnerability.

A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:

Then Romney called Hayes one winter day and said he wanted to come over and talk. He arrived at her apartment in Somerville, a dense, largely working-class city just north of Boston. They chitchatted for a few minutes. Then Romney said something about the church’s adoption agency. Hayes initially thought she must have misunderstood. But Romney’s intent became apparent: he was urging her to give up her soon-to-be-born son for adoption, saying that was what the church wanted. Indeed, the church encourages adoption in cases where “a successful marriage is unlikely.”

She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.

Not long after, Hayes gave birth to a son. She named him Dane. At nine months old, Dane needed serious, and risky, surgery. The bones in his head were fused together, restricting the growth of his brain, and would need to be separated. Hayes was scared. She sought emotional and spiritual support from the church once again. Looking past their uncomfortable conversation before Dane’s birth, she called Romney and asked him to come to the hospital to confer a blessing on her baby. Hayes was expecting him. Instead, two people she didn’t know showed up. She was crushed. “I needed him,” she said. “It was very significant that he didn’t come.” Sitting there in the hospital, Hayes decided she was finished with the Mormon Church. The decision was easy, yet she made it with a heavy heart. ...

Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:

She wasn’t sure what to expect. Despite Romney’s willingness to allow some changes in 1993, he and Dushku had clashed over the church’s treatment of women. “He says something like ‘I suspect, if you’ve gotten through both of the interviews, there’s nothing I can do to keep you from going to the temple,’ ” Dushku recalled. “I said, ‘Well, why would you want to keep me from going to the temple?’ ” Romney’s answer, Dushku said, was biting. “He said, ‘Well, Judy, I just don’t understand why you stay in the church.’ ” She asked him whether he wanted her to really answer that question. “And he said, ‘No, actually. I don’t understand it, but I also don’t care. I don’t care why you do. But I can tell you one thing: you’re not my kind of Mormon.’ ” With that, Dushku said, he dismissively signed her recommendation to visit the temple and let her go. Dushku was deeply hurt.

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[Warrior102]

Who does he think he is being disrespectful to women?

Bill Clinton?

 

[Full-Auto]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.

Romney’s leadership was not so rosy for everyone, though. As both bishop and stake president, he at times clashed with women he felt strayed too far from church beliefs and practice. To them, he lacked the empathy and courage that they had known in other leaders, putting the church first even at times of great personal vulnerability.

A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:

Then Romney called Hayes one winter day and said he wanted to come over and talk. He arrived at her apartment in Somerville, a dense, largely working-class city just north of Boston. They chitchatted for a few minutes. Then Romney said something about the church’s adoption agency. Hayes initially thought she must have misunderstood. But Romney’s intent became apparent: he was urging her to give up her soon-to-be-born son for adoption, saying that was what the church wanted. Indeed, the church encourages adoption in cases where “a successful marriage is unlikely.”

She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.

Not long after, Hayes gave birth to a son. She named him Dane. At nine months old, Dane needed serious, and risky, surgery. The bones in his head were fused together, restricting the growth of his brain, and would need to be separated. Hayes was scared. She sought emotional and spiritual support from the church once again. Looking past their uncomfortable conversation before Dane’s birth, she called Romney and asked him to come to the hospital to confer a blessing on her baby. Hayes was expecting him. Instead, two people she didn’t know showed up. She was crushed. “I needed him,” she said. “It was very significant that he didn’t come.” Sitting there in the hospital, Hayes decided she was finished with the Mormon Church. The decision was easy, yet she made it with a heavy heart. ...

Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:

She wasn’t sure what to expect. Despite Romney’s willingness to allow some changes in 1993, he and Dushku had clashed over the church’s treatment of women. “He says something like ‘I suspect, if you’ve gotten through both of the interviews, there’s nothing I can do to keep you from going to the temple,’ ” Dushku recalled. “I said, ‘Well, why would you want to keep me from going to the temple?’ ” Romney’s answer, Dushku said, was biting. “He said, ‘Well, Judy, I just don’t understand why you stay in the church.’ ” She asked him whether he wanted her to really answer that question. “And he said, ‘No, actually. I don’t understand it, but I also don’t care. I don’t care why you do. But I can tell you one thing: you’re not my kind of Mormon.’ ” With that, Dushku said, he dismissively signed her recommendation to visit the temple and let her go. Dushku was deeply hurt.

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When I look at the alternative, another 4 years of the most corrupt executive branch in the History of the United States.

I am over it.....

 

[Dick Tuck]

Who does he think he is being disrespectful to women?

Bill Clinton?

Fuck you, you slimy asshole. He tried to persuade this woman to give up her wanted child for adoption. For what? To save face? What a pitiful coward Romney is.

 

[Full-Auto]

Who does he think he is being disrespectful to women?

Bill Clinton?

Fuck you, you slimy asshole. He tried to persuade this woman to give up her wanted child for adoption. For what? To save face? What a pitiful coward Romney is.

Yes, we are sure blowhards like you have the facts correct........

 

[Dick Tuck]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.

Romney’s leadership was not so rosy for everyone, though. As both bishop and stake president, he at times clashed with women he felt strayed too far from church beliefs and practice. To them, he lacked the empathy and courage that they had known in other leaders, putting the church first even at times of great personal vulnerability.

A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:



She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.



Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:

She wasn’t sure what to expect. Despite Romney’s willingness to allow some changes in 1993, he and Dushku had clashed over the church’s treatment of women. “He says something like ‘I suspect, if you’ve gotten through both of the interviews, there’s nothing I can do to keep you from going to the temple,’ ” Dushku recalled. “I said, ‘Well, why would you want to keep me from going to the temple?’ ” Romney’s answer, Dushku said, was biting. “He said, ‘Well, Judy, I just don’t understand why you stay in the church.’ ” She asked him whether he wanted her to really answer that question. “And he said, ‘No, actually. I don’t understand it, but I also don’t care. I don’t care why you do. But I can tell you one thing: you’re not my kind of Mormon.’ ” With that, Dushku said, he dismissively signed her recommendation to visit the temple and let her go. Dushku was deeply hurt.

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When I look at the alternative, another 4 years of the most corrupt executive branch in the History of the United States.

I am over it.....

That's only because your an ignorant cock sucker, without an ounce of integrity in you entire body. What kind of moronic church excommunicates people who choose to raise a child?

 

[Warrior102]

Was he driving drunk, went off the road and killed a women like Democrats are famous for?

 

[Warrior102]

Fuck you, you slimy asshole. He tried to persuade this woman to give up her wanted child for adoption. For what? To save face? What a pitiful coward Romney is.

*sniff sniff*

Tissue or tampon, asswipe?

 

[Sinjorri]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.

Romney’s leadership was not so rosy for everyone, though. As both bishop and stake president, he at times clashed with women he felt strayed too far from church beliefs and practice. To them, he lacked the empathy and courage that they had known in other leaders, putting the church first even at times of great personal vulnerability.

A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:

Then Romney called Hayes one winter day and said he wanted to come over and talk. He arrived at her apartment in Somerville, a dense, largely working-class city just north of Boston. They chitchatted for a few minutes. Then Romney said something about the church’s adoption agency. Hayes initially thought she must have misunderstood. But Romney’s intent became apparent: he was urging her to give up her soon-to-be-born son for adoption, saying that was what the church wanted. Indeed, the church encourages adoption in cases where “a successful marriage is unlikely.”

She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.

Not long after, Hayes gave birth to a son. She named him Dane. At nine months old, Dane needed serious, and risky, surgery. The bones in his head were fused together, restricting the growth of his brain, and would need to be separated. Hayes was scared. She sought emotional and spiritual support from the church once again. Looking past their uncomfortable conversation before Dane’s birth, she called Romney and asked him to come to the hospital to confer a blessing on her baby. Hayes was expecting him. Instead, two people she didn’t know showed up. She was crushed. “I needed him,” she said. “It was very significant that he didn’t come.” Sitting there in the hospital, Hayes decided she was finished with the Mormon Church. The decision was easy, yet she made it with a heavy heart. ...

Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:

She wasn’t sure what to expect. Despite Romney’s willingness to allow some changes in 1993, he and Dushku had clashed over the church’s treatment of women. “He says something like ‘I suspect, if you’ve gotten through both of the interviews, there’s nothing I can do to keep you from going to the temple,’ ” Dushku recalled. “I said, ‘Well, why would you want to keep me from going to the temple?’ ” Romney’s answer, Dushku said, was biting. “He said, ‘Well, Judy, I just don’t understand why you stay in the church.’ ” She asked him whether he wanted her to really answer that question. “And he said, ‘No, actually. I don’t understand it, but I also don’t care. I don’t care why you do. But I can tell you one thing: you’re not my kind of Mormon.’ ” With that, Dushku said, he dismissively signed her recommendation to visit the temple and let her go. Dushku was deeply hurt.

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[Soggy in NOLA]

Who does he think he is being disrespectful to women?

Bill Clinton?

Fuck you, you slimy asshole. He tried to persuade this woman to give up her wanted child for adoption. For what? To save face? What a pitiful coward Romney is.

Ok, we get it... it's always better to raise kids in a one parent household on the taxpayer's dime.

 

[Bigfoot]

Who does he think he is being disrespectful to women?

Bill Clinton?

Fuck you, you slimy asshole. He tried to persuade this woman to give up her wanted child for adoption. For what? To save face? What a pitiful coward Romney is.

Prove it dickweed!

 

[DiamondDave]

Divert from issues, Squawk... Divert from issues, Squawk

 

[Bigfoot]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.

Romney’s leadership was not so rosy for everyone, though. As both bishop and stake president, he at times clashed with women he felt strayed too far from church beliefs and practice. To them, he lacked the empathy and courage that they had known in other leaders, putting the church first even at times of great personal vulnerability.

A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:

Then Romney called Hayes one winter day and said he wanted to come over and talk. He arrived at her apartment in Somerville, a dense, largely working-class city just north of Boston. They chitchatted for a few minutes. Then Romney said something about the church’s adoption agency. Hayes initially thought she must have misunderstood. But Romney’s intent became apparent: he was urging her to give up her soon-to-be-born son for adoption, saying that was what the church wanted. Indeed, the church encourages adoption in cases where “a successful marriage is unlikely.”

She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.

Not long after, Hayes gave birth to a son. She named him Dane. At nine months old, Dane needed serious, and risky, surgery. The bones in his head were fused together, restricting the growth of his brain, and would need to be separated. Hayes was scared. She sought emotional and spiritual support from the church once again. Looking past their uncomfortable conversation before Dane’s birth, she called Romney and asked him to come to the hospital to confer a blessing on her baby. Hayes was expecting him. Instead, two people she didn’t know showed up. She was crushed. “I needed him,” she said. “It was very significant that he didn’t come.” Sitting there in the hospital, Hayes decided she was finished with the Mormon Church. The decision was easy, yet she made it with a heavy heart. ...

Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:

She wasn’t sure what to expect. Despite Romney’s willingness to allow some changes in 1993, he and Dushku had clashed over the church’s treatment of women. “He says something like ‘I suspect, if you’ve gotten through both of the interviews, there’s nothing I can do to keep you from going to the temple,’ ” Dushku recalled. “I said, ‘Well, why would you want to keep me from going to the temple?’ ” Romney’s answer, Dushku said, was biting. “He said, ‘Well, Judy, I just don’t understand why you stay in the church.’ ” She asked him whether he wanted her to really answer that question. “And he said, ‘No, actually. I don’t understand it, but I also don’t care. I don’t care why you do. But I can tell you one thing: you’re not my kind of Mormon.’ ” With that, Dushku said, he dismissively signed her recommendation to visit the temple and let her go. Dushku was deeply hurt.

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..and you take this hear say as fact why? Are there facts that we could be unaware of? Could the person you quoted have an agenda? Can you prove any of these claims?

 

[GoneBezerk]

Typical kook shit from liberals.

Oh look over there, Romney laughed at the fat woman that fell down in a puddle of water....you can't vote for him now!!!!

Just choose our black messiah again because Romney is soooooooo evil.

 

[courseofhistory]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.

Romney’s leadership was not so rosy for everyone, though. As both bishop and stake president, he at times clashed with women he felt strayed too far from church beliefs and practice. To them, he lacked the empathy and courage that they had known in other leaders, putting the church first even at times of great personal vulnerability.

A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:



She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.



Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:

She wasn’t sure what to expect. Despite Romney’s willingness to allow some changes in 1993, he and Dushku had clashed over the church’s treatment of women. “He says something like ‘I suspect, if you’ve gotten through both of the interviews, there’s nothing I can do to keep you from going to the temple,’ ” Dushku recalled. “I said, ‘Well, why would you want to keep me from going to the temple?’ ” Romney’s answer, Dushku said, was biting. “He said, ‘Well, Judy, I just don’t understand why you stay in the church.’ ” She asked him whether he wanted her to really answer that question. “And he said, ‘No, actually. I don’t understand it, but I also don’t care. I don’t care why you do. But I can tell you one thing: you’re not my kind of Mormon.’ ” With that, Dushku said, he dismissively signed her recommendation to visit the temple and let her go. Dushku was deeply hurt.

LINK

..and you take this hear say as fact why? Are there facts that we could be unaware of? Could the person you quoted have an agenda? Can you prove any of these claims?

There are several women who have essentially said the same thing if you'd read the OP. I tend to think it very likely happened because the incidents are quite similar. Some people will defend Romney no matter what the facts are. Fine. But the point is that he's not going to be a good president if elected for women.

 

[sitarro]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.

Romney’s leadership was not so rosy for everyone, though. As both bishop and stake president, he at times clashed with women he felt strayed too far from church beliefs and practice. To them, he lacked the empathy and courage that they had known in other leaders, putting the church first even at times of great personal vulnerability.

A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:

Then Romney called Hayes one winter day and said he wanted to come over and talk. He arrived at her apartment in Somerville, a dense, largely working-class city just north of Boston. They chitchatted for a few minutes. Then Romney said something about the church’s adoption agency. Hayes initially thought she must have misunderstood. But Romney’s intent became apparent: he was urging her to give up her soon-to-be-born son for adoption, saying that was what the church wanted. Indeed, the church encourages adoption in cases where “a successful marriage is unlikely.”

She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.

Not long after, Hayes gave birth to a son. She named him Dane. At nine months old, Dane needed serious, and risky, surgery. The bones in his head were fused together, restricting the growth of his brain, and would need to be separated. Hayes was scared. She sought emotional and spiritual support from the church once again. Looking past their uncomfortable conversation before Dane’s birth, she called Romney and asked him to come to the hospital to confer a blessing on her baby. Hayes was expecting him. Instead, two people she didn’t know showed up. She was crushed. “I needed him,” she said. “It was very significant that he didn’t come.” Sitting there in the hospital, Hayes decided she was finished with the Mormon Church. The decision was easy, yet she made it with a heavy heart. ...

Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:

She wasn’t sure what to expect. Despite Romney’s willingness to allow some changes in 1993, he and Dushku had clashed over the church’s treatment of women. “He says something like ‘I suspect, if you’ve gotten through both of the interviews, there’s nothing I can do to keep you from going to the temple,’ ” Dushku recalled. “I said, ‘Well, why would you want to keep me from going to the temple?’ ” Romney’s answer, Dushku said, was biting. “He said, ‘Well, Judy, I just don’t understand why you stay in the church.’ ” She asked him whether he wanted her to really answer that question. “And he said, ‘No, actually. I don’t understand it, but I also don’t care. I don’t care why you do. But I can tell you one thing: you’re not my kind of Mormon.’ ” With that, Dushku said, he dismissively signed her recommendation to visit the temple and let her go. Dushku was deeply hurt.

LINK

Character assassination, that is the only thing useless democrats are semi good at......... are these the same paid whores they used to destroy Herman Cain's character? I don't believe them, I don't believe anything democrats say anymore, you assholes have screwed up the minuscule credibility you once had years ago.

 

[Bigfoot]

Mitt Romney from all appearances is a good man, husband and father but he is somewhat removed from being able to identify and emphasize with ordinary people. I think that is a detriment for someone who will be working with a Republican congress passing some draconian legislation because he's very likely to go along with whatever it is due to his waffling nature. I just don't feel from what I've learned about him that he has women's interests truly at heart.

When Romney was a church leader, many saw his as aloof and always putting the church first.



A 23 year old woman who as a teenager babysat and did odd jobs for the Romney's recalls this incident:



She goes on to say that Romney told her that if she didn't give up her child, she'd be excommunicated from the church.



Another woman recalls needing an abortion for health reasons--a serious blood clot in her pelvis threatened her life. As bishop, Romney came to the hospital and told her the church's concern was for the fetus. She said she lay there helpless, huring and scared and he told her the fetus was primary and not her. She said her doctor also a Mormon told her she needed the abortion and Romney said he didn't believe her. She said she had the abortion but was very sad that she didn't receive compassion and caring from Romney.

Another woman's experience with Romney when she was being interviewed to go to the Temple:



LINK

..and you take this hear say as fact why? Are there facts that we could be unaware of? Could the person you quoted have an agenda? Can you prove any of these claims?

There are several women who have essentially said the same thing if you'd read the OP. I tend to think it very likely happened because the incidents are quite similar. Some people will defend Romney no matter what the facts are. Fine. But the point is that he's not going to be a good president if elected for women.

Well, that's ok with me because I don't think your post says all that much about his character or that you have any idea of what he will or will not do as president. But hell, maybe if we all pay for a girls birth-control then women will be fine? I mean, why would we want women to shell out ten bucks a month now and then for meds. I mean it's not like the rest of us pay for our medicines. ~shrug~ Seems like a real non-issue to me.

 

[GoneBezerk]

The OP is a kook, just look at its anti-Romney signature pictures.

When a kook with limited IQ tries to make an argument, it uses lameass stories dredged up by other kooks.

Amazing we've never seen negative stories about Obamination's past, yet the media can't find many people that knew or claim to know Obamination in his teen and college years.

 

[Bigfoot]

The OP is a kook, just look at its anti-Romney signature pictures.

When a kook with limited IQ tries to make an argument, it uses lameass stories dredged up by other kooks.

Amazing we've never seen negative stories about Obamination's past, yet the media can't find many people that knew or claim to know Obamination in his teen and college years.

I think they found a fag who was his lover at one time but then he got himself killed. ~shrug~ Shit happens.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

The documentary has been showing on, I think, Gore's station, Current so I'm sure the rw's won't watch it.

Interestingly, there is also a documentary about Obama ...

Neither documentary sugar coats anything about either candidate. There is positive and negative about both but yes, the woman who Romney wanted to give up her son is one of the segments.

I've posted links to morm sites that discuss this very thing. Not about Mitt but about the policies of the cult/church. Its not a secret so you rw's need to stop pretending you're all shocked about it.