Dear Readers: Once again we have the "surprised" group of Catholics (USCCB included) who after they sat with Obama and discussed their pro life stance, came away from the meeting with the good will of the president and were all smiles and self-congratulatory about their achievements. These same "Pro LIFE" people, who for the past two years have had their heads up their butts about this lying, Socialist agenda driven president, are now surprised. This is the man, Obama, (as I have mentioned a ton of times before), who was one of three people to vote AGAINST the born alive bill. (letting newborns, born after a botched abortion, lay in closets and die)
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Instead of waiting for others to proclaim your Christianity, it is time that you stand-up and fight against this Obamacare bill---call you representative in Congress, call your friends and loved ones and urge them to the same and oppose this atrocity both on moral and financial grounds.
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Here is part of the article frin Cathoic World News that will give you (yet again) an idea of what is going on in Washington:
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Obama dismisses pro-life concerns about health care reform
February 26, 2010
President Barack Obama brushed aside pro-life concerns about health care reform legislation during a bipartisan summit devoted to the topic.
“The Stupak-Pitts amendment-- which reflects the will of the American people on the issue of federal funding of abortion-- is supported by a bipartisan majority in the House, but was excluded from the president's proposal,” said Rep. John Boehner (R-OH), a Catholic who serves as House minority leader.
“Pro-life Democrats in the House have already pledged to vote against this provision,” he added. “Health care reform should be an opportunity to protect human life, not end it.”
“John, you know,” the president responded, “the challenge I have here, and this has happened periodically, is every so often we have a pretty good conversation trying to get on some specifics, and then we go back to, you know, the standard talking points that the Democrats and Republicans have had for the last year. And that doesn't drive us to an agreement on issues.”
February 26, 2010
President Barack Obama brushed aside pro-life concerns about health care reform legislation during a bipartisan summit devoted to the topic.
“The Stupak-Pitts amendment-- which reflects the will of the American people on the issue of federal funding of abortion-- is supported by a bipartisan majority in the House, but was excluded from the president's proposal,” said Rep. John Boehner (R-OH), a Catholic who serves as House minority leader.
“Pro-life Democrats in the House have already pledged to vote against this provision,” he added. “Health care reform should be an opportunity to protect human life, not end it.”
“John, you know,” the president responded, “the challenge I have here, and this has happened periodically, is every so often we have a pretty good conversation trying to get on some specifics, and then we go back to, you know, the standard talking points that the Democrats and Republicans have had for the last year. And that doesn't drive us to an agreement on issues.”
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My dear friends, please remember in your prayers all those suffering from HIV/AIDS; remember all our troops fighting for freedom in the Middle East; for a special intention. May the Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ be with you and yours. Your generous support helps our HIV/AIDS ministry. Francis House, 2825 Concord Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 or phone (856) 541-5000
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My dear friends, please remember in your prayers all those suffering from HIV/AIDS; remember all our troops fighting for freedom in the Middle East; for a special intention. May the Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ be with you and yours. Your generous support helps our HIV/AIDS ministry. Francis House, 2825 Concord Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 or phone (856) 541-5000
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