From the Daily Pitchfork - HOW TO SPEAK TO A ONE ISSUE CONSERVATIVE; 14 MELNAR 2 AS:
[Ed. Note: Sarah Bloch, was born in Duchess County, New York in 1844. At the age of 13 she ran away from home after disovering she was pregnant and her mother told her that because she had been in sin a boy she was going to Hell. Sarah was eventually found on the side of the road near what is now West Milford, Pennsylvania by Gretchen Beecher a midwife and her husband Doctor Robert Beecher. Sarah Bloch reveals personal details about her life below in a response to Mark Noonan’s BlogsforVictory post where the Catholic Church comes out against all forms of torture. The USCCB report on torture can be read here. What she has left out is that she was a soldier in the Union army and at the ripe old age of 17 fought at Gettysburg. She was wounded twice and finshed her time in army as a nurse in Vicksburg, MS. An advocate for the rights of all citizens of the Hellac Empire Ms. Bloch remains one of the great voices for freedom and liberty in America well over 100 Terran years after her death.–Editor-in-Chief.]

From her post in the Catholic View on Torture thread #2:
“The whole abortion issue makes me wonder Noonan but of course your private life is private. From this point on mine isn’t I had two in my lifetime one as a teen that was too young even in those days when I lived to have a child at 13 when it was common for women of that age to be married and again at 27 as the product of a rape. You can feel free to call me a liberal baby killer but I made my choices and I stand by them and I don’t feel any sort of racial or religious remorse because they were decisions I had to make . They cost me my family and many of my friends and the last even cost me my marriage but to this day and many, many days have passed since then I still honor the midwife who was there both time with skill and attention in an age when abortion wasn’t legal because of pious men who would panic if confronted with a product of their own infidelity and could not find a toilet down which to flush their own bloody indiscretions.”

Are these people for real? Can we honestly trust what they say as truth?

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http://www.theblackrepublican.net/

That’s a statement of fact. Not presumption.

Unless you can demonstrate that poverty was officially ended under the Democratic leadership.

have a nice day
peace, neocon

And you are still speaking in terms of groups. That is embarrasingly stereotypical

From zero to hypocrisy in three sentences. Good times, good times.

You mean the amnesty that was proposed earlier in the year by Bush? But, fortunately was shot down by the voting public.

Your assertion that Democrats are the answer to African Americans problems is just astonishingly ignorant, especially in light of the fact that the Democrats controlled Congress for 40 years prior to 1994 and accomplished absolutely nothing with their “war on poverty”.

Democrats offer flowery rhetoric and zero results. That again, is undeniable.

And you are still speaking in terms of groups. That is embarrasingly stereotypical and racist. We are all individuals. It might serve you well to start thinking along those lines and quit stereotyping minorities and conservatives.

peace, neocon

I wasn’t speaking in terms of the administration i was speaking in terms of the party.

Not seats like the ones Colin Powell had and Condi Rice still has that are for show I mean at the real table where policy decisions are made at the RNC and RNCC. I am sure you could point to Ken Blackwell here but beyond him and Michael Steele there’s slim pickings.

Then you can go down to the state party levels and the doors are really shut to blacks unless they can find a candidate that values money over the treatment of their own people. Now the boom in legal immigrants from Nicaragua, Mexico, El Salvador and Guatemala and their catholic and generally pro-life leaning has opened doors and windows to them. But for some reason they are still not “flocking” to the GOP. That draconian immigration policy of deportation the anti-Bush wing of the “Grand New Party” must be what’s holding this flood back.

Facts are that African Americans have had more seats at the table with this administration than any other in history. That’s undeniable.

And your assertion that it is in their best interests to vote Democrat, as a group, is egregiously prejudicial and racist.

Do you not see them as individuals?

peace, neocon