The Man-Cave Session: Outlawing Contraception

This particular session is the Romney version.  Rachel Maddow hosts a man-cave session so that the male politicians understand female parts, pregnancy and birth control and how legislation that defines life beginning at conception or fertilization will outlaw contraception.  It could even make miscarriage suspicious  and open to investigation by authorities.

 

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Mitt Romney is not the only person who is agreeing to legislation he really doesn’t understand. Most people don’t understand the unintended consequence of their words. Romney is just playing to his base. He doesn’t understand that his words would medically make contraception, which he believes in, illegal. Local politicians like Jackson Miller have voted for similartype legislation. Jackson also supports contraception and isnt aware of the unintended consequences.

One exception is too-long -in-office Delegate Bob Marshall, who originally ran on a term limits ticket when he first became a delegate. Bob Marshall has continually pushed for legislation that defines when life begins. He has sponsored legislation that goes back further than conception to include life beginning at the moment of fertilization or union of sperm and egg. Unlike Mitt Romney and Jackson Miller, Bob Marshall knows exactly what he is saying and doing. He has made a life time career out of attempting to outlaw not only abortion but also the use of contraception. He and his buddy at American Life League, Judie Brown, set out years ago to trick voters and the uninformed into passing legislation that would, in essence, make using contraception illegal.  Don’t be caught off guard.

American Life League is located in Stafford, Virginia.  Bob Marshall was involved in the formation of the organization, along with long time leader, Judie Brown.  ALL is most definitely anti abortion AND anti contraception.  If you queston Bob Marshall about wanting to outlaw contraception at one of the meet the candidates nights, he will not deny the charge.  He just won’t bring it up and let the voters know his true intentions.

It is time for Delegate Bob to retire.  His term limits have expired.  Send his opponent Carl Genthner to Richmond.  Carl supports the women of Virginia making their own contraception decisions and won’t try to trick them with defining life.

Candidate Chris Royse blurs wall of separation between church and state

Candidate Chris Royse is running for supervisor of the Woodbridge Magisterial District and has challenged Supervisor Frank Principi, again.  Royse did something a few years ago that I haven’t quite gotten over–something I think was unconscionable for a public office seeker to do.  He called on the leaders of the Arlington Diocese to withhold communion from both Supervisor Principi and Congressman Gerry Connolly.  What a nerve!

Royse identified both men as Catholics and accused them in a public letter in the News and Messenger of “supporting pro-choice agendas in direct violation of church teachings.”  In the first place, since when did Royse become the ” mind police or the arbiter of  who is and who is not right with the Church?”  What pro-choice agenda has Frank Principi supported as a supervisor in Prince William County?  What does Prince William County have to do with abortion services?  Do we have a hidden clinic no one has heard of? 

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Senator Sessions Belittles DHS Secretary Napolitano

DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano was called before the Senate  Judiciary Committee to get dressed down by this esteemed governing body and to answer a few questions about immigration,  TSA,  and other things that fall under the Department of Homeland Security.  Not everyone was on their best behavior.

According to the Washington Times:

Homeland Security Secretary Janet A. Napolitano says her department has the resources to deport about 400,000 aliens each year, and the new guidance her department issued will only change the makeup of who gets deported.

“There are 10 million or so illegal immigrants probably in the country and the Congress gives us the resources to remove approximately 400,000 per year,” she said, testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee. “The question is, who are we going to prioritize. And we’re very clear. We want to prioritize those who are convicted criminals. We want to prioritize those who are egregious immigration and repeat violators. We want to prioritize those who are security threats, those who have existing warrants.”

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