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Originally posted by DeltAlum
That was on NPR this morning.
Rudey, conversly, doesn't that mean that they should vote the will of the people who elected them? I thought that was how democracy is supposed to work.
I don't particularly like abortions, but I support a woman's right to choose.
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Perhaps not.
People vote for a candidate knowing they support a group of issues that are bundled together.
You can't ask to buy one twinkie if it comes in a package of two. These voters already purchased both twinkies.
Edited to add this example: Those male love not war hippies that love Howard Dean and vote for him should know that he was endorsed by the NRA 8 times. They know that before they buy into him and if they don't, then they have no right to complain.
Women will always have the right to choose. Science has made it that easy. This judge has opposed late term abortions while acknowledging medical concerns as an exception. This judge also voted so a spouse is notified if a woman gets an abortion. I don't know about you, but that doesn't seem like he's killing a woman's right to choose but giving men the rights they deserve.
-Rudey