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Supports 30,000 more troops in Afghanistan
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On another thread, someone wrote that Brown will push for getting us out of Afghanistan. Clearly that is NOT his position.
Finish the job in Afghanistan: keep Taliban and al-Qaeda out
Q: On the president's speech about Afghanistan [increasing troops by 30,000 and establishing a withdrawal date in 2011], what do you think we should be doing in Afghanistan?
A: I've always felt that we should rely on the generals on the ground, who hav called for an increase in troops. I think we need to provide the resources and tools to our men and women to keep them safe, and the tools to finish the job. That area once again become an exporting area for terrorism around the region and the world.
Q: What do you think the job is?
A: This is very clear: it's to make sure that the Taliban and al-Qaeda cannot once again join forces and take over that area. [If we don't finish that job], they will immediately come back in, and then move on Pakistan--and with its nuclear weapons we'[d have a much larger problem.
Hmmmmmm ... you'd hope ... but ... if she was raped and the emergency room personal decided their religion was more important than hers and refused to give her the 48 hour pill, Brown would be A-Okay with that.I think he's against ditching a mistress in 20 feet of water.
I wonder what Brown's first scandal will be?
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Hmmmmmm ... you'd hope ... but ... if she was raped and the emergency room personal decided their religion was more important than hers and refused to give her the 48 hour pill, Brown would be A-Okay with that.I think he's against ditching a mistress in 20 feet of water.
I wonder what Brown's first scandal will be?
This post sounds misinformed anguille.
You are taking the ammendment to the bill he passed way out of context.
The ammendment he was trying to get added in, unsucessfully, was to allow Catholic Hospitals to deny abortion requests. The bill stated that if a rape victim came into a catholic hospital and requested the morning after pill/abortion then the HOSPITAL would have to pay to transport the patient to another facility where a doctor could do it without violating their religious faith and freedom.
This bill both protected the first ammendment religious freedom of catholic hospitals and protected the rights of a woman who requests an abortion. It put the expense on the hospital for transportation to a facility that could provide the medicine/procedure without violating an individual doctors religious freedom.
Knowing is half the battle
Sorry i kinda said it 2 times
Hmmmmmm ... you'd hope ... but ... if she was raped and the emergency room personal decided their religion was more important than hers and refused to give her the 48 hour pill, Brown would be A-Okay with that.
I wonder what Brown's first scandal will be?
This post sounds misinformed anguille.
You are taking the ammendment to the bill he passed way out of context.
The ammendment he was trying to get added in, unsucessfully, was to allow Catholic Hospitals to deny abortion requests. The bill stated that if a rape victim came into a catholic hospital and requested the morning after pill/abortion then the HOSPITAL would have to pay to transport the patient to another facility where a doctor could do it without violating their religious faith and freedom.
This bill both protected the first ammendment religious freedom of catholic hospitals and protected the rights of a woman who requests an abortion. It put the expense on the hospital for transportation to a facility that could provide the medicine/procedure without violating an individual doctors religious freedom.
Knowing is half the battle
Sorry i kinda said it 2 times
It throws another roadblock up in front of a rape victim who needs medical care and timely acess to the 48 hour pill. If a Catholic or any other person finds it impossible to reconcile their religious beliefs with the doctor's oath to do no harm and with the responsibility of a medical person to provide the best care possible for a patient, then that person should find themselves another profession. Rape victims come to hopitals for medical care. they have just been raped. They do not come to hospitals to see their own religious beliefs overridden by someone who happens to be an a more powerful position that they are. They have already been raped. They don't need to be raped again in another sense.
To abuse a position of power inorder to deny a rape victim access to the 48 hour pill is unconscionable and inhumane. Any medical person who does that should be stripped of their license to practice medicine. Anyone who can't respect the religious beliefs of their future patients should be disqualified from seeking to be a nurse or a doctor.
Supports 30,000 more troops in Afghanistan
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On another thread, someone wrote that Brown will push for getting us out of Afghanistan. Clearly that is NOT his position.
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Voted NO on emerging technologies, math & science Fund
Relevant platform section
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I have also read that Scott Brown will push for jobs and job training. Clearly, he has no desire to push such an agenda.
So the question becomes, "What are Scott Brown's positions and how they compare to those of the people who voted him into office?"
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You can find an official listing of Scott Brown's positions here. Compare them to what you think his positions are to get a "feel" of what this new Senator stands for.
Scott Brown on the Issues
Link to my not caring? I have no idea of what you are talking about.This post sounds misinformed anguille.
You are taking the ammendment to the bill he passed way out of context.
The ammendment he was trying to get added in, unsucessfully, was to allow Catholic Hospitals to deny abortion requests. The bill stated that if a rape victim came into a catholic hospital and requested the morning after pill/abortion then the HOSPITAL would have to pay to transport the patient to another facility where a doctor could do it without violating their religious faith and freedom.
This bill both protected the first ammendment religious freedom of catholic hospitals and protected the rights of a woman who requests an abortion. It put the expense on the hospital for transportation to a facility that could provide the medicine/procedure without violating an individual doctors religious freedom.
Knowing is half the battle
Sorry i kinda said it 2 times
It throws another roadblock up in front of a rape victim who needs medical care and timely acess to the 48 hour pill. If a Catholic or any other person finds it impossible to reconcile their religious beliefs with the doctor's oath to do no harm and with the responsibility of a medical person to provide the best care possible for a patient, then that person should find themselves another profession. Rape victims come to hopitals for medical care. they have just been raped. They do not come to hospitals to see their own religious beliefs overridden by someone who happens to be an a more powerful position that they are. They have already been raped. They don't need to be raped again in another sense.
To abuse a position of power inorder to deny a rape victim access to the 48 hour pill is unconscionable and inhumane. Any medical person who does that should be stripped of their license to practice medicine. Anyone who can't respect the religious beliefs of their future patients should be disqualified from seeking to be a nurse or a doctor.
And yet you didn't have any problem with that asswipe from Illinois who voted NO to giving a living baby who happened to survive A botched abortion the medical care it needed. Did you?
Hey Scott Brown never drove drunk and killed a poor innocent young girl so lets give him as much a chance as you Liberal wingnuts gave the last guy who held the seat ok? Deal?
Brown won by a small margin. the same amount of voters that would have filled all the seats in Fenway Park, Foxboro Stadium and the Boston Garden. We all know how fickle sports fans can be. Brown won on timing and not much else.Supports 30,000 more troops in Afghanistan
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On another thread, someone wrote that Brown will push for getting us out of Afghanistan. Clearly that is NOT his position.
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Voted NO on emerging technologies, math & science Fund
Relevant platform section
===============
I have also read that Scott Brown will push for jobs and job training. Clearly, he has no desire to push such an agenda.
So the question becomes, "What are Scott Brown's positions and how they compare to those of the people who voted him into office?"
===============
You can find an official listing of Scott Brown's positions here. Compare them to what you think his positions are to get a "feel" of what this new Senator stands for.
Scott Brown on the Issues
He's the kind of Republican that can get elected in a liberal state, which means the cons of the blogosphere secretly despise him.
Come on,give Scott Brown a chance. You wingnuts gave a drunken murderer a chance no? So lighten up and leave the guy alone. I'm sure Mr. Brown will do a fine job.
Brown won by a small margin. the same amount of voters that would have filled all the seats in Fenway Park, Foxboro Stadium and the Boston Garden. We all know how fickle sports fans can be. Brown won on timing and not much else.Supports 30,000 more troops in Afghanistan
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On another thread, someone wrote that Brown will push for getting us out of Afghanistan. Clearly that is NOT his position.
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Voted NO on emerging technologies, math & science Fund
Relevant platform section
===============
I have also read that Scott Brown will push for jobs and job training. Clearly, he has no desire to push such an agenda.
So the question becomes, "What are Scott Brown's positions and how they compare to those of the people who voted him into office?"
===============
You can find an official listing of Scott Brown's positions here. Compare them to what you think his positions are to get a "feel" of what this new Senator stands for.
Scott Brown on the Issues
He's the kind of Republican that can get elected in a liberal state, which means the cons of the blogosphere secretly despise him.
keep wishing it weren't so, mr foistamongequalsBrown won by a small margin. the same amount of voters that would have filled all the seats in Fenway Park, Foxboro Stadium and the Boston Garden. We all know how fickle sports fans can be. Brown won on timing and not much else.He's the kind of Republican that can get elected in a liberal state, which means the cons of the blogosphere secretly despise him.
keep telling yourself that, ms eel.
Hmmmmmm ... you'd hope ... but ... if she was raped and the emergency room personal decided their religion was more important than hers and refused to give her the 48 hour pill, Brown would be A-Okay with that.
I wonder what Brown's first scandal will be?
This post sounds misinformed anguille.
You are taking the ammendment to the bill he passed way out of context.
The ammendment he was trying to get added in, unsucessfully, was to allow Catholic Hospitals to deny abortion requests. The bill stated that if a rape victim came into a catholic hospital and requested the morning after pill/abortion then the HOSPITAL would have to pay to transport the patient to another facility where a doctor could do it without violating their religious faith and freedom.
This bill both protected the first ammendment religious freedom of catholic hospitals and protected the rights of a woman who requests an abortion. It put the expense on the hospital for transportation to a facility that could provide the medicine/procedure without violating an individual doctors religious freedom.
Knowing is half the battle
Sorry i kinda said it 2 times
It throws another roadblock up in front of a rape victim who needs medical care and timely acess to the 48 hour pill. If a Catholic or any other person finds it impossible to reconcile their religious beliefs with the doctor's oath to do no harm and with the responsibility of a medical person to provide the best care possible for a patient, then that person should find themselves another profession. Rape victims come to hopitals for medical care. they have just been raped. They do not come to hospitals to see their own religious beliefs overridden by someone who happens to be an a more powerful position that they are. They have already been raped. They don't need to be raped again in another sense.
To abuse a position of power inorder to deny a rape victim access to the 48 hour pill is unconscionable and inhumane. Any medical person who does that should be stripped of their license to practice medicine. Anyone who can't respect the religious beliefs of their future patients should be disqualified from seeking to be a nurse or a doctor.
keep wishing it weren't so, mr foistamongequalsBrown won by a small margin. the same amount of voters that would have filled all the seats in Fenway Park, Foxboro Stadium and the Boston Garden. We all know how fickle sports fans can be. Brown won on timing and not much else.
keep telling yourself that, ms eel.
Brown won by a small margin. the same amount of voters that would have filled all the seats in Fenway Park, Foxboro Stadium and the Boston Garden. We all know how fickle sports fans can be. Brown won on timing and not much else.Supports 30,000 more troops in Afghanistan
===============
On another thread, someone wrote that Brown will push for getting us out of Afghanistan. Clearly that is NOT his position.
===============
Voted NO on emerging technologies, math & science Fund
Relevant platform section
===============
I have also read that Scott Brown will push for jobs and job training. Clearly, he has no desire to push such an agenda.
So the question becomes, "What are Scott Brown's positions and how they compare to those of the people who voted him into office?"
===============
You can find an official listing of Scott Brown's positions here. Compare them to what you think his positions are to get a "feel" of what this new Senator stands for.
Scott Brown on the Issues
He's the kind of Republican that can get elected in a liberal state, which means the cons of the blogosphere secretly despise him.
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