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Justitia Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-11-06 10:05 AM
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16. Good question for the wingers. He can certainly walk out, where women
are not so free to do so. How many fathers do we hear charged with abandonment, versus mothers?

I hear lots of cases of women leaving their children in various places, they are charged with abandonment - I always wonder - "will the responsible male counterpart also be charged?".

So DeWine is okey-dokey with forcing childbirth on women, in deference to the men who impregnated them - will he make it a crime to abandon those women & children? If so, I see legions of very busy law enforcement personnel!
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  - I can't wait to say Senator Hackett  Tesla   Jan-11-06 08:44 AM   #1 
  - I thought about writing a letter to Dewine  veiled   Jan-11-06 11:17 AM   #19 
  - It would be a waste of time......  OhioChick   Jan-13-06 03:32 PM   #40 
  - Me, either  VolcanoJen   Jan-11-06 04:04 PM   #36 
  - oh take a cold shower in your sour wine Mr. DeWiney.  rodeodance   Jan-11-06 08:44 AM   #2 
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  - his politics  melm00se   Jan-11-06 09:12 AM   #5 
  - The "label" is the judicial principle of Stare Decisis  mcscajun   Jan-11-06 09:23 AM   #8 
  - Clarence Thomas "doesn't believe" in Stare Decisis - per Scalia -nt  Justitia   Jan-11-06 09:26 AM   #9 
  - Well, we knew we had a problem with Thomas...wonder how he  mcscajun   Jan-11-06 09:37 AM   #12 
  - no kidding, how short-sighted can one be? This court is a bad joke. -nt  Justitia   Jan-11-06 09:49 AM   #13 
  - If stare decisis was absolute  Solo_in_MD   Jan-11-06 10:25 AM   #18 
  - bingo! we have a winner  tn-guy   Jan-11-06 11:31 AM   #20 
  - "Judicial overreach"? So, what do u think about Bush v. Gore? -eom  Justitia   Jan-11-06 11:42 AM   #22 
  - pretty much the same  tn-guy   Jan-11-06 12:20 PM   #24 
  - The Legislative Process Would Ban Abortion In Most Red States  AndyTiedye   Jan-11-06 12:36 PM   #25 
  - We'll just have to agree to disagree  tn-guy   Jan-11-06 01:08 PM   #26 
  - Some States Already Have Abortion Bans On the Books...  AndyTiedye   Jan-11-06 01:33 PM   #27 
  - We can't argue from possible consequences, only prepare for them  0rganism   Jan-11-06 01:49 PM   #28 
  - Wrong  Nederland   Jan-11-06 02:23 PM   #29 
     - What Polling Data? Which Assertion?  AndyTiedye   Jan-11-06 02:28 PM   #30 
        - This assertion  Nederland   Jan-13-06 01:44 PM   #39 
  - So Judges have done that for years.  happyslug   Jan-11-06 03:21 PM   #34 
  - The problem with your argument  CTyankee   Jan-11-06 04:22 PM   #37 
     - I'll try to address the points you raise  tn-guy   Jan-13-06 04:44 PM   #41 
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  - HE Does Belive in "LONG DONG SILVER"  saigon68   Jan-11-06 11:43 AM   #23 
  - thanks for the clarification  melm00se   Jan-11-06 09:56 AM   #15 
  - Like original intent- the Court applies so as to have predictable outcomes  papau   Jan-11-06 09:35 AM   #11 
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  - So does that mean the husband can also force his wife to HAVE an abortion?  Iris   Jan-11-06 09:54 AM   #14 
     - Good question for the wingers. He can certainly walk out, where women  Justitia   Jan-11-06 10:05 AM   #16 
        - Yep. We shoul start turning the whole question around. . .  Iris   Jan-11-06 03:16 PM   #33 
           - Sandra Day O'Connor made that argument  CTyankee   Jan-11-06 04:28 PM   #38 
  - Wonder if he'd say the same thing  ayeshahaqqiqa   Jan-11-06 09:23 AM   #7 
  - DeWine is trying to seem more conservatives.  Herstal   Jan-11-06 09:34 AM   #10 
  - Right -he and Brownback were just punching their radical pro-life tickets  underpants   Jan-11-06 11:34 AM   #21 
  - Actually I was thinking DeSwine isn't all that special  fujiyama   Jan-11-06 10:09 AM   #17 
  - So glad I am leaving this state  48percenter   Jan-11-06 02:32 PM   #31 
  - I don't think that  Megahurtz   Jan-11-06 02:48 PM   #32 
 

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