Before you read this article let me tell you that I am an Obama supporter. I think that he will lead this nation through great change. There is however one big issue I have with him. I have a problem with his views on infanticide. Not just once but on three separate occasions Obama chose to vote in favor of the continued practice of infanticide. Again let me say that I am an Obama supporter but this is completely ridiculous.
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Excerpted from Politico.com:
As president of the Harvard Law Review and a law professor in Chicago, Senator Barack Obama refined his legal thinking, but left a scant paper trail. His name doesn’t appear on any legal scholarship.
But an unsigned — and previously unattributed — 1990 article unearthed by Politico offers a glimpse at Obama’s views on abortion policy and the law during his student days, and provides a rare addition to his body of work.
The six-page summary, tucked into the third volume of the year’s Harvard Law Review, considers the charged, if peripheral, question of whether fetuses should be able to file lawsuits against their mothers.
…Read the full article here.
Our question: How many opinions you held in school have changed as you’ve aged? Is it relevant to examine decades-old writing in the context of a political campaign? You decide…
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The Obama campaign is condemning as “tasteless and offensive” a New Yorker magazine cover that depicts Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) in a turban, fist-bumping his gun-slinging wife as an American flag burns in their fireplace.
The New Yorker says it’s satire. It certainly will be candy for cable news.
The Obama campaign quickly condemned the rendering. Spokesman Bill Burton said in a statement: “The New Yorker may think, as one of their staff explained to us, that their cover is a satirical lampoon of the caricature Senator Obama’s right-wing critics have tried to create. But most readers will see it as tasteless and offensive.
The issue, which goes on sale Monday, includes a long piece by Ryan Lizza about Obama’s start in Chicago politics.
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