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March 22, 2010

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when an abortion is performed an innocent baby dies. A law was signed that permits government funded abortions. I would say that if you helped pass this law, the term "baby killer" is very appropriate. Unless you choose to close your eyes and ignore the reality of abortion.

I have seen numerous miscarried fetuses in a labratory setting. I assure you they are quite human in appearence. They are at the age where abortiuon is permitted. Abortion is murder. It is immoral, and just plain wrong. And Obama, as well as all Liberal lawmakers fully support this murder on unborn babies.

Mr. Stupak compromised the very principles he claims to represent for a few gifts from Nancy Pelosi, and Obama. (like money to build some airports, among other things) The blood of these murdered children is on all their hands. One day they will stand before an angry God, and give account for this heinous behavior, as will anyone ever involved with abortion. God is a God of love, but on that day there will be no love shown toward evil men/women.

Rep. Randy Neugebauer shoiuldn't appologize, he has nothing to be ashamed of. Have backbone man! Don't back down from these "rulers" who appointed themselves over us.

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