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originally posted by: MOMof3
It is not about Trump's moral compass. It is about the Christians who destroyed Hillary on lies and gossips and voted the the lesser of "two evils". Just which Jesus was their moral compass. The anti Christ one.
originally posted by: MOMof3
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
Really? It has everything to do with Hillary. If they can find charges for her but not Bush, that will open up a can of slimy worms.
originally posted by: MOMof3
a reply to: [post=21670991]bigfatfurrytexan[/pos
Again. Where are charges if even you know which ones were broken?
the RNC promoted distrust and fear of others (anti-Christian), disgust with our country, and rejection of science.
The DNC promoted love of and generosity towards others, patriotism, and an appreciation for facts. [This writer] decided to investigate their pages, to try to understand what, specifically, about Hillary and/or the DNC they couldn’t stomach.
It wasn’t Benghazi.
[T]here were 20 embassy and consulate attacks under George W. Bush; 66 people were killed; and there were 0 congressional investigations for those attacks;
It wasn’t Hillary’s emails.
Huff Po’s Katherine Ripley, among others, has put that argument to rest by pointing out the hypocrisy of caring more about Hillary’s emails than Donald Trump’s rape allegations:
I know a lot of people are getting tired of accusations of sexism in this presidential race, but sexism would explain why a female candidate sending emails from a private server faces a thousand times more public scrutiny than a male candidate allegedly raping a child.
To reiterate what has already been determined about Hillary’s emails: Federal law did not prohibit public officials from using private email accounts until 2014, after she left office, and none of her emails were considered classified at the time she sent them via a private server.
And yet, Hillary is branded a criminal, while Donald Trump—who has now had three legal claims of sexual assault filed against him—remains the successful businessman whose greatest offense is his ego.
You can counter that the claims of sexual assault against Donald Trump are unproven in a court of law, and to that I will counter that Hillary has not been convicted of any crimes either. In this country, the principle of “innocent until proven guilty” tends to serve the privileged. That principle goes out the window when we discuss accusations against women and people of color.
The fact is: sometimes abortions are necessary, and when conservatives pretend they’re not, they put women’s lives at risk.
Once you acknowledge that sometimes abortions are necessary, you have to make them safe and legal and leave the decision — necessary or not? — up to the woman in question and her doctor. You may not agree with the woman’s and doctor’s decision, and that’s your right (if not your business). If your goal, then, is to make abortion-for-reasons-you-see-as-unnecessary rarer, here are some things you can do:
(1) Increase access to affordable birth control and family planning;
(2) Support struggling mothers (many of whom are struggling because they carried unplanned pregnancies to term) through access to affordable child care and paid family leave;
(3) Adopt and/or support adoption programs, which includes protecting the rights of LGBTQ-families.
Newsflash: Hillary Clinton has made 1-2-3 part of her platform. Donald Trump? Not. so. much.
originally posted by: MOMof3
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
What charges? Otherwise it's gossip.