Hang Right Politics

Posted by Kathy on November 1st, 2006 in Abortion, Dirty Politics, Dirty Tricks, Liberals, Lies

Tennessee – Harold Ford thinks you are stupid:

According to the National Right to Life Committee, Ford’s claim to be pro-life “is radically at odds with Ford’s 10-year voting record in the U.S. House. Overall, Ford has voted against the pro-life side 87 percent of the time.”

Among his most notable votes cast on this front, Ford voted against “Laci and Conner’s Law,” which recognizes an unborn child who is injured or killed in the commission of a federal crime as a child and crime victim. Even though the bill was not explicitly about abortion, abortion groups considered its implications and thought long term — if we give in here, will it hurt us later? They knew it could very well, and so they opposed the bill, despite Conner Peterson. And so did Harold Ford, even though all but one member of the Tennessee congressional delegation voted for it.

In 1997, Ford was the only member of the Tennessee delegation who voted to repeal the longstanding Hyde amendment which prohibits federal funding of abortions; in 2002, he voted against the Abortion Non-Discrimination Act, which would protect medical providers who don’t want to perform abortions.

He is pro-life like John Kerry is pro-military.

Democrats do not tell the American people what they are about. They represent themselves to be things they are not – knowing what they believe is unacceptable. And when they are elected they go against the people they deceived and vote against their represented beliefs. Sounds immoral doesn’t it? Well not if Dr. Sanity is correct in his professional analysis in my post here. He says democrats (like Ford) are convinced that all the immorality they perpetrate is supported by intellectual entitlement to power – he knows what is best for Tennessee, even if he has to lie to you and force those beliefs down your ‘ignorant’ throats.

Don’t fall for it Tennessee! John Kerry calls the military stupid – and Ford is calling Tennessee stupid. In the Great Smoky Mountain tradition, tell Ford “Don’t pee on my leg and tell me it’s raining.”

Quote courtesy of Jim Addison at Wizbang