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God and Country by Dan Gilgoff

Another Antiabortion Healthcare Ad Before House Vote

November 06, 2009 05:07 PM ET | Dan Gilgoff | Permanent Link | Print

By Dan Gilgoff, God & Country

As the House prepares to vote on the Democratic healthcare bill, the conservative Stop the Abortion Mandate coalition has released another ad alleging the plan uses federal dollars for abortion coverage. Most Democrats deny the charge.

Here's the spot, airing today and tomorrow on CNN's Headline News:

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Liberal women should write a book entitled............

"THE MANY WAYS TO KILL YOUR OWN CHILD" by the liberal women of America.

Then they could get on public message boards and defend their sick actions. Wome that kill their own children are truely sick.

Churches and politics

The Church has always been involved in politics. Our country was founded on Biblical principles and because of those principles people like Aura Dawn Veirs have freedom to give their opinion. I understand her concern about the unwed mothers and women in brothels who conceive. It is a shame that they are saddled with the responsibility of a child without a father. The Church is there to help them. Many people want to adopt children who cannot have them biologically. Killing babies is not the best way to handle the situation. Life is precious. God says so. Pastors do not "make" their members vote a certain way. They present God's love for humanity and the people decide for themselves. Abstinance still works, but people must have the power of Jesus in their lives to overcome lust. It can't be done without Him.

Hey all of you Obama Worshippers

Obama said on national tv that there would be no public funding for abortions. He has since lied and secured future campaign money from his frieds at planned "death" parenthood. Liberals love this lying clown because he is their puppet but the rest of us know him as the most corrupt president in history.

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Dan Gilgoff covers religion for U.S. News & World Report. He is the author of The Jesus Machine: How James Dobson, Focus on the Family, and Evangelical America are Winning the Culture War, and is a former politics editor at beliefnet. E-mail Dan at godandcountry@usnews.com.

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