Blackwell (OH) leads anti-choice march in Cincinnati

[theHandpuppet]

Sunday, January 22, 2006

Anti-abortion rally attracts 400 marchers

By Feoshia Henderson
Enquirer staff writer


Maria Federspiel, 8, and Rita Field, 9, of Fairfield,walk down Seventh Street Saturday during the 22nd annual "Pro-Life Rosary Procession and Rally."
DOWNTOWN - Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell told an anti-abortion rally crowd that legalizing abortion was part of an ongoing effort to take religion out of public debate.

"There are forces, cultural, social and political, that are trying to run faith and religion out of the public square," said Blackwell, a Republican candidate for governor this year.

Blackwell was one of several political and religious speakers who marched Saturday from City Hall to the Hamilton County Courthouse for the 22nd annual "Pro-life Rosary Procession and Rally."

Blackwell said these events were crucial to bringing public attention to the views of people of faith....

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1. Planned distraction by Ken and his born again nazis.

"It was faith voters that gave me this victory." Ken Blackwell Nov., 06

But "they" forget one of the ten commandments

Thou shall not steal.

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2. Then why do they support forced abortions in Saipan?

If you support repukes you support forced abortions in Saipan. At least they are consistent. They want to decide who gets abortions and who doesn't. They will force women to bend to their will. It is not about fetal life it is about control.

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3. Blackwell has become a real little demagogue

He shafted black voters and delivered Ohio for Bush, and now he's leading the anti-choice, gay-bashing fundies. I hate to call an African-American a Nazi, but if the shoe fits.