@Campbell34,
Campbell34;40866 wrote:This is Hillary's response to the Supreme Court ruling banning late term abortions.
"It is precisely this erosion of our constitutional rights that I warned against when I opposed the nominations of Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito," said Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y.
I have the link below, and don't tell me she doesent support late term abortions. And until the Supreme Court acted, a woman could get one for any reason they wanted. The procedure was barbaric, and supported by most in the Democratic party. Hillary is more worried and upset about a womans right to have her child ripped apart, than the lives of these children.
Supreme Court ruling raises ‘08 stakes - Tom Curry - MSNBC.com
You know, what I abhor most is the Republican dirty trick of taking folks (Democrats) out of context, and spinning it to their own ends.
Campbell, it's precisely what you did. May I refer you to :
Hillary Clinton on Abortion
Late term abortion only if life or health are at risk
Q: Are there circumstances when the government should limit choice?
LAZIO: I had a pro-choice record in the House, and I believe in a woman?s right to choose. I support a ban on partial-birth abortions. Senator Moynihan called it ?infanticide.? Even former mayor Ed Koch agreed that this was too extreme a procedure. This is an area where I disagree with my opponent. My opponent opposes a ban on partial-birth abortions.
CLINTON: My opponent is wrong. I have said many times that I can support a ban on late-term abortions, including partial-birth abortions, so long as the health and life of the mother is protected. I?ve met women who faced this heart-wrenching decision toward the end of a pregnancy. Of course it?s a horrible procedure. No one would argue with that. But if your life is at stake, if your health is at stake, if the potential for having any more children is at stake, this must be a woman?s choice.
Source: Senate debate in Manhattan Oct 8, 2000
Remain vigilant on a woman?s right to chose
I am and always have been pro-choice, and that is not a right any of should take for granted. There are a number of forces at work in our society that would try to turn back the clock and undermine a woman?s right to chose, and [we] must remain vigilant.
Source: New York Times, pg.A11 Jan 22, 2000
Can you please get it straight and not "twisted"?