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Palin and the Hillary Voters [Greg Pollowitz]
One question that kept coming up last night on MSNBC was if Gov. Palin really could bring pro-choice Hillary voters into the McCain camp. It's safe to say that the MSNBCers were from from optimistic about it, to the point of downright sarcasm. However, if Palin really can't reach out to these women, why is Sen. Obama putting out an abortion ad? Here's the text:
OBAMA: I'm Barack Obama, candidate for president, and I approved this message.
VAL BARON: As a nurse practitioner with Planned Parenthood, I know abortion is one of the most difficult decisions a woman will ever make. I'm Val Baron. Let me tell you: If Roe v Wade is overturned, the lives and health of women will be put at risk. That's why this election is so important. John McCain's out of touch with women today. McCain wants to take away our right to choose. That's what women need to understand. That's how high the stakes are.
ANNCR: As president, John McCain will make abortion illegal. McCain says quote, "I do not support Roe v. Wade. It should be overturned." And listen to McCain's answer on Meet the Press:
RUSSERT: "A constitutional amendment to ban all abortions. You're for that?"
McCAIN: "Yes, sir."VAL BARON: We can't let John McCain take away our right to choose. We can't let him take us back.
ANNCR: Paid for by Obama for America.
MSDNC may scoff about Palin bringing some Hillary supporters to the McCain side, but putting out this ad certainly seems to indicate that Obama is worried about appealing to women voters. I mean, who else would they vote for? We report, you decide.
1 comment:
I heard it on one of the Philadelphia radio stations this morning. This is another trick out of the Democrats' playbook. It seems that, whenever they are in a state of panic, they say the catchphrase, "A woman's right to choose", in hopes of slowing down the tide.
Ms. Baron, like most liberal feminists, believe that abortion is the ONLY thing. Guess what? Republican VP-nominee Sarah Palin has brought out a ray of hope for most women in America. The ones that do what Mrs. Palin does every day of the week; but, you never hear about, due to the biased, liberal media.
This will probably be the first of many defensive attack ads by "The Messiah" and the DNC. The next seven-plus weeks of the Presidential campaign should be fun to watch.
Bill
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